How did Gandhi make a difference?

Answer 1

He stood up against the British Empire and got fair rights for Indians. He changed the world by protested peacefully even though the British government hurt and killed many Indians. No matter what happened he didn't give up.He went on a hunger strike and would not eat or drink for about 40-45days.Later in his life he got assassinated(Killed).

Answer 2

Noncooperation and peaceful resistance were Mohandas Ghandi's two major nonviolent weapons to bring about change that ultimately led to India's independence from Great Britain.

He required followers take a pledge of nonviolence.

His personal experiences when he was a lawyer in South Africa inspired him to fight discrimination. Upon his return toIndia in 1915, he encouraged worker protests against excessive taxes and discrimination. He campaigned for women's rights and against poverty and untouchability.

The Armitsar Massacre by British troops led to his first major organized protest. Indians began to forego foreign cloth for homespun clothing. His own homespun dhoti became a symbol of noncooperation, which took other forms, including the boycott of British institutions such as education and employment.

His 1930 Salt March to make salt in protest of the tax on salt was another proactive, hands-on protest.

He also fasted for personal purification as well as a form of protest, which would rally supporters, including sympathetic Westerners.

The scale and effectiveness of his protests employed skillful political, legal and media technigues as well as his oratory skills. His personal truthfullness and traditional Indian lifestyle, including being a vegetarian, carried weight with varying levels of Indian society. He became known as Mohatma or "the Great Soul."

Answer 3

He used hunger strikes and peaceful protests to grasp the attention of British authorities and that of the Indian people. He started a movement that the British couldn't stop, and he almost single-handedly won independence for India. He showed that peace can win over fire arms.

Answer 4

gandhi fought for the betterment of india and he fought through "passive resistance "which is resistance without violence which meant he did not like to fight and he did not like violence.

Answer 5

by fighting for independence, civil rights, peaceful resistance, and etc.

Answer 6

Gandhi was very proactive in making a major impact on his country. He was able to free the Indians from the rule of the British without using any violence.

Answer 7

Gandhi is a god in all shape, ways, or form.

Answer 8

With out any violence

Answer 9

Gandhi became a freedom fighter for India