How did the great Indian leader gandhi protest british control of India?

Answer 1

He went on hunger strikes and on protests including signs and marching round.He even asked the people to boycott foreign clothes and instead wear 'country made clothes' means clothes made in India.
Ghandi protested peacefully. At the start of violence he starved himself until they stopped. He organised tools down strikes with cost the British a lot of money. He spoke with British politicians

Answer 2

Went on a hunger strike, meaning that he didn't eat anything while he was in jail so the nations around the world would think better of him. Didn't buy British made products, as in he went to the ocean to make his own salt. He protested against the British.

Organized non-violent civil disobedience and non-cooperation with the British authorities.

He didn't pay certain taxes that he found unfair.

Answer 3

The independence of India meant a lot for Gandhi. Nobody could ever imagine a thin average working man could do so much, but he proved everyone wrong. Gandhi had developed a non-violent protest. He and the millions of people that agreed with them approached the British bravely demanding freedom. Spending many years in jail and undergoing many abuse he had won.

Answer 4

He ate pineapples on tuesdays because he believed that if he did this then god would help along the way as he despised the bitter taste of the pineapple. So he thought that if he challenged himself then the untouchables would not be punished so much because he was higher up than the untouchables.

Answer 5

The caste is part of the Hindu religion so technically he didn't protest it. If you are looking for some of Gandhi's major protests checkout the Salt March, in which he hiked hundreds of miles to the shores of India where his fellow Indians made salt in protest of the British law prohibiting the production of salt by the native Indians.

Answer 6

protested in non-violent ways

Answer 7

Gandhiji was the most ruled in india