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Why did Britain make a law that forbid Indians from buying salt?
The British only wanted the Indians to buy salt from them which was heavily taxed. Of course most of the Indian population could not afford it and salt was a big necessity for Indians at the time, everyone mostly used it. Gandhi said, "Next to air and water, salt is perhaps the greatest necessity of life."
Do Indians put salt in their food?
Yes they do. Almost all Indian dishes contain salt
What did the northwest coast Indians drink?
water, fresh or salt
What did northwest coast Indians drink?
water, fresh or salt
Why did the british government ban the Indians from making their own salt?
Because the British Government ruled the Indians at the start of the 20th century, there was plenty of salt left in India, but then they had to buy it from the government instead!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When did the native Indians discover salt?
Long before there were any records.
How were the Indians economically exploited by the British?
The Indians were exploited in many ways. The British put a tax on salt which is needed desprately in their climate.
Why did Britain make a law that didn't let Indians buy salt?
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Why would poor Indians want to manufacture his own salt?
Salt is so essential for life. It is needed in food, so that the body functions properly
Why did walk the salt march?
Because the Indians wanted to prove that they did not need the British to supply them with the resources they need for their country.
Was the salt march in 1930 successful?
I think it was, because Gandhi was released from jail, along with all the other Indians who were imprisoned. Also, the Salt Trade was allowed again, and the British were unnerved by the Indians not giving up or fighting back, showing satyagraha (showing the truth).
Why did Ganghi undertake the salt March?
Gandhi undertook the Salt March in 1930 as a nonviolent protest against the British monopoly on salt production and the salt tax imposed on Indians. The march symbolized the broader struggle for Indian independence and aimed to unite people against colonial oppression. By producing salt from seawater, Gandhi aimed to challenge British authority and encourage self-reliance among Indians. This act of civil disobedience became a pivotal moment in the Indian independence movement.
