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What laws did Gandhi change?
Gandhi broke the unjust "salt laws".Gandhi believed in respect for all humans.the salt laws for one.
What is non- violent disobedience?
It's not following laws because they are unjust. Gandhi used this to free India from Britain.
How did Gandhi use civil disobedience?
He was protesting English Colonial rule over India. He wanted to bring public opinion over to the side of freedom. Gandhi wanted to make India a free nation. this is not a good answer=- miah r. from upsm
Did Gandhi risk his life saving India?
Yes. He was leading a rebellion and peacefully flouting laws he believed unjust. However, he was still breaking the laws and could have been severely punished.
What were Gandhi's major accomplishments?
gandhi changed british laws gandhi changed british lawsHe gave Indians freedom from the british.He also restored peace in India.
Where did Gandhi serve the longest in jail?
Gandhi served his longest time in jail when he served 2 years in jail in India. Yerwanda Jail in Pune is where he did a six day fast that forced the government to pass laws that helped the untouchables.
How did Gandhi get freedom?
by fasting && refusing the laws
Why was the british east India company able ti to influence parliament to change the laws?
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When Gandhi makes a 200-mile salt march to symbolize India's defiance of British laws what do his supporters do in large numbers?
Coastal Villages started collecting salt, and it was sold on the streets. Tens of thousands of Indians were also imprisoned as Gandhi's campaign was gaining force.
What was the black laws with gandhi all about?
it was about how much money they made
What is the name of the father in laws of the Indira Gandhi?
The father in law of Indraghandhi was Jehangir Khan who was a parsi
How did gandhi solve his problem?
Gandhi addressed his problems through nonviolent resistance and civil disobedience, advocating for social and political change without resorting to violence. He mobilized mass movements, such as the Salt March, to challenge unjust laws and empower the marginalized. By promoting unity and self-reliance, he inspired widespread participation in the struggle for India's independence. His approach emphasized moral authority and the power of collective action to bring about transformation.
