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Timeline website

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-1920's and 30's-Gandhi led a series of boycotts calling for Indians to boycott British goods (cotton) 

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-1920's and 30's-Gandhi led a series of boycotts calling for Indians to boycott British goods (cotton) 

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-The Salt March (1930)-A "march to the sea" to take a stand against the British salt monopoly (natural salt was available but the British gov required Indians to only buy salt sold by the monopoly. an act of civil disobedience led by GandhiOn April 6th Gandhi was arrested and jailed because of this event and his actions when he picked up a handful of salt and stated, "with this I am shaking the rule of the British empire." -Many Indians followed Gandhi's lead and many were imprisoned for their actions. 

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-The Salt March (1930)-A "march to the sea" to take a stand against the British salt monopoly (natural salt was available but the British gov required Indians to only buy salt sold by the monopoly. an act of civil disobedience led by GandhiOn April 6th Gandhi was arrested and jailed because of this event and his actions when he picked up a handful of salt and stated, "with this I am shaking the rule of the British empire." -Many Indians followed Gandhi's lead and many were imprisoned for their actions. 

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-Gandhi (1920) -Gandhi (Hindu) becomes new leader and unites Indianshe faced racial prejudice in South Africa which inspired him to fight racial injustice. used the ideal of nonviolent (ahisma) protests and civil disobedience -fought to end harsh treatment of the untouchables 

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-Gandhi (1920) -Gandhi (Hindu) becomes new leader and unites Indianshe faced racial prejudice in South Africa which inspired him to fight racial injustice. used the ideal of nonviolent (ahisma) protests and civil disobedience -fought to end harsh treatment of the untouchables 

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-Gahndi agreed with Thoreau's idea of civil disobedience

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-Amritsar Massacre (1919) a crowd of non violent protesters were fired upon by troops of the British Indian Army.-This was a turning point for many Indians and convinced them that India needed to govern itself. -video from Gandhi (2:30) 

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-Amritsar Massacre (1919) a crowd of non violent protesters were fired upon by troops of the British Indian Army.-This was a turning point for many Indians and convinced them that India needed to govern itself. -video from Gandhi (2:30) 

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Indian Freedom Struggle | Pre Independence History of India | Educational Videos by Mocomi Kids

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Mahatma Gandhi, The Salt March, The Dandi March: Learn English (IND)

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(start at 2:30 then to finish)

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General Dyer and the British Forces attempt to supress Indian rebellion

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An early leader of the Indian National Congress Party expressed his frustration with an Unpopular Policy to divide the Province of Bengal into smaller sections 

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An early leader of the Indian National Congress Party expressed his frustration with an Unpopular Policy to divide the Province of Bengal into smaller sections 

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Indians were trying to fight for their independence because they were dissatisfied with British Rule

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Indians were trying to fight for their independence because they were dissatisfied with British Rule