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Who was killed from salt lick in the Vietnam war?
Salt lick is for deer to nibble on when out in the woods.
What did the solders eat during the civil war?
Hardtack and coffee were the staples, in addition to salt pork, corn meal and whatever fruits, vegetables and berries could be collected on the march. Many Confederate soldiers were in a state of near-starvation by the war's end.
What is salt during cold war?
SALT was a period of two talks between the United States and the Soviet Union on armaments control.
Etched on the wall are namess of veterans killed in the Vietnam war there is one from owingsville and one from salt l what are the names?
Henry Rogers and Robert Gary
Why was SALT important during the cold war?
i don't really freakin know actually it was your mom and his girlfriend
How many suporters did gandhi have during the salt march?
Over 50,000 people.
What happened during the Salt March?
They put salt on the ground and marched all over Canada
What happened during the 1930 salt march?
They put salt on the ground and marched all over Canada
Who walked with Gandhi in Dandi march?
Many, many people joined Gandhi on the Salt march
Which is the compound which caused the great Dandi March during your freedom struggle?
salt
How many people were arrested because of the salt march and the selling of illegal salt?
60,000
What was the Salt March protesting?
The Salt March was a protest against the British monopoly in India on salt.
Was there kids doing the salt march?
No there was only men doing the salt march
How did the salt march begin?
Salt march begins when britishers took tax on salt and gandhi ji is against of this tax. He fight against this rule. Hence salt march begins.
What event was Mohandas Gandhi in?
He was involved in many events such as the March to the sea to make salt and the salt production invasion 'attempt'
How many miles was the salt march?
Gandhi walked 240 miles to the sea to get some salt and the Indian people followed.
Why was the salt march symbolic?
In India, the Salt March led by Gandhi in March to April of 1930 was symbolic of the independence of Indians to live and to work (and to produce salt) as they, not the ruling British power, determined. Although many more years would pass before India achieved actual independence (in 1947), the Salt March was a powerful step forward for self-rule in India.
