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by leading the salt march, and by starving himself to end fighting.
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What did Mahatma Gandhi do to stand up for his rights?
He protested without violence
How did Gandhi make the world a better place?
Gandhi made a world a better place because he stood up to England and it taught us to stand up for ourselves .
Why is it important to take a stand in things you need to take a stand in?
it is important to take a stand in things you need to take a stand in because you and other people might be having thoes troubles.
Did gandhi lead violent protests?
NO, in fact, the extreme opposite, he believed standing would make a bigger stand them fighting.
How many days did it take gandhi to reach the sea?
24 days
Why did gandhi take a stand?
He wanted to help his people and save their country!
What did mohatma gandhi stand for?
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Why did gandhi protest about passbooks?
He wanted to stop the inequality that was going on in Africa and he wanted to show that through the burning of the passbooks that he was not afraid to take a stand and take a step against the British government.
What are the important events in Gandhi's life?
The most important event that happened to Gandhi is when he learnt to stand up for him self and be proud of his culture.
What did Mahatma Gandhi do to stand up for his rights?
He protested without violence
Was Gandhi courageous?
yes, he was brave enough to stand up to the British
What is the fullform of GMR in airline sector?
gmr is stand for
How did gandhi lead hindus?
he told them to stand up for what is right :) hope this helps
How did Gandhi make the world a better place?
Gandhi made a world a better place because he stood up to England and it taught us to stand up for ourselves .
Why was Gandhi abused?
Yes, there was one incident that Gandhi writes of abusing his wife in his autobiography. This happened when she refused to clean the latrine.
In which year did Rajiv gandhi take pilot training?
1966
When did Gandhi take the vow of 'brahmacharya' or celibacy for life?
1906
