he used the "tools" non-violence and non-cooperation.
He's called Ghandi, and he didn't fight, he used non-violent resistance.
After his efforts and experiments in South Africa, when Gandhi entered the Indian politics, he realised that Indians are basically peace loving believing in non-violence. He adopted these methods and involved the poorest of the poor into his movements. The call for Swarajya and Swadeshi that he inherited from his predecessors and political gurus like Bal Ganga Dhar Tilak, Dadabhoy Naroaji, Swami Dayanand helped him to fight for the end of the British rule in India.
Gandhi protested in a non- violent way against british colonization by using salt marches, hunger strikes, and boycotts.
Ghandi used a non violent technique known as civil disobedience.
he used passive resistance
gandhi used the rule of ahisma to protest that mean he used non-violence in all of his protests
He was protesting against the tyranny of the British supremacists.He fasted. he used this tactic instead of violence. The British were scared that Gandhi would die in their hands, so theybacked off
When Mahatma Gandhi was travelling in train in south africa,then British pushed him out out because he was travelling in the class used by british to trvell and another reason was he was a black person.
The concept of ahinsa was introduced by M K Gandhi during the British rule in India. This concept, meant non - violence. Gandhi used to teach his followers that they should fight with the Britishers in a non - violent manner. Thus the concept of non violence or Ahinsa emerged.
He won the independence because he embarrassed and show how bad the British are. -Sean H. Gandhi used the media to embarrass and frustrate the british. He used it to let the world know what was going on in India and how they could help by increasing the British embarrassment.
he used passive resistance
Gandhi used non-violent civil disobedience as a tool against British colonialism in India.