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The assassination of Mahatma Gandhi occurred on January 30, 1948, when he was shot by Nathuram Godse, a Hindu nationalist who opposed Gandhi's philosophy of nonviolence and his efforts to promote Hindu-Muslim unity. Godse believed Gandhi was overly accommodating to Muslims during the partition of India. Gandhi's assassination shocked the nation and led to widespread mourning, as he was a key figure in India's struggle for independence from British rule. The event also heightened communal tensions and sparked discussions about religious intolerance in India.
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Who started the 1984 Sikh massacre?
Assassination of Mrs Indira Gandhi triggered the 1984 Sikh massacre.
Gandhi led a march to the sea in 1930 to gather what in commemoration of the Amritsar Massacre?
Gandhi marched to the sea in 1930 to gather salt
What agreement did gandhi and the general make?
Gandhi and General Dyer did not make an agreement; rather, they were on opposing sides during the events surrounding the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in 1919. However, Gandhi sought to promote nonviolent resistance and civil disobedience against British rule, advocating for Indian rights. The general's actions during the massacre, which resulted in the deaths of hundreds of unarmed Indian civilians, were met with widespread condemnation, including from Gandhi. Ultimately, their interactions reflect the broader conflict between colonial authority and the Indian independence movement.
What did Gandhi do in the Amritsar Massacre of 1920?
Gandhi didnt hear of the massacre until June. He took his actions After that. He supported the construction of two monuments in remembrance of the people that died (one of them was the well people had jumped in to try and save themselves). He then called upon for national satyagraha. This included his 'Non-Cooperation campaign'. He believed that the limited 351 British officials in India, could not manage to govern the 300, 000, 000 Indians living in India if they simply refused to cooperate. This campaign included the boycott of foreign goods, the spinning of cotton, and hartals. This worked for quite a while and for some time people thought the British were going to have to leave, but then some Indians started getting restless with the slow progress and violence started to break out. they mobbed some british officials into a flaming building till they were burnt to death. Because Gandhi's strongest moral was no-violence, he called off the campaign straight away.hope that helped...Essy.p.s the amritsar massacre was in 1919, not 1920. There was only one memorial built to honor those who passed on.
According to Gandhi what is basis of all good conduct?
things
Who started the 1984 Sikh massacre?
Assassination of Mrs Indira Gandhi triggered the 1984 Sikh massacre.
Did gandhi change his stance on non-violent protest after the amritsar massacre?
no.
What were some of things that encouraged the Boston massacre?
can someone do this question
Gandhi led a march to the sea in 1930 to gather what in commemoration of the Amritsar Massacre?
Gandhi marched to the sea in 1930 to gather salt
What were some good things about not being in the massacre?
Lot more elbow room
What event led by Mohandas Gandhi to fight against British economic control of India?
The Amritsar Massacre
What is Gandhi beliefs?
Mohandas gandhi believef in good so he inspere people to do things with non_violence.
What agreement did gandhi and the general make?
Gandhi and General Dyer did not make an agreement; rather, they were on opposing sides during the events surrounding the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in 1919. However, Gandhi sought to promote nonviolent resistance and civil disobedience against British rule, advocating for Indian rights. The general's actions during the massacre, which resulted in the deaths of hundreds of unarmed Indian civilians, were met with widespread condemnation, including from Gandhi. Ultimately, their interactions reflect the broader conflict between colonial authority and the Indian independence movement.
What is Mohandas Gandhi's belief?
Mohandas gandhi believef in good so he inspere people to do things with non_violence.
What were some illegal war acts in the Vietnam war?
My Lai Massacre Hue Massacre Dak Son Massacre
What did Gandhi do in the Amritsar Massacre of 1920?
Gandhi didnt hear of the massacre until June. He took his actions After that. He supported the construction of two monuments in remembrance of the people that died (one of them was the well people had jumped in to try and save themselves). He then called upon for national satyagraha. This included his 'Non-Cooperation campaign'. He believed that the limited 351 British officials in India, could not manage to govern the 300, 000, 000 Indians living in India if they simply refused to cooperate. This campaign included the boycott of foreign goods, the spinning of cotton, and hartals. This worked for quite a while and for some time people thought the British were going to have to leave, but then some Indians started getting restless with the slow progress and violence started to break out. they mobbed some british officials into a flaming building till they were burnt to death. Because Gandhi's strongest moral was no-violence, he called off the campaign straight away.hope that helped...Essy.p.s the amritsar massacre was in 1919, not 1920. There was only one memorial built to honor those who passed on.
How long did Mohandas Gandhi stay at school for?
Gandhi went to school, did not particularly excel at anything but learned the things that were expected of him.
