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He was peaceful and didn't have any violence

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Gandhi was so successful because he was peaceful and not violent

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because gandi gained independence without violence and destruction

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I think he was a peaceful and successful man
He didn't be in violents

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He made India's freedom the top priority. And to releasing from the British laws

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He fought for what he believed in but he wasn't violent.He held many boycotts and refused to use the British goods such as cottons and salts.

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He was peaceful and didn't want violence.

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Because he tried to be very peaceful with his protests and he really poured his heart and soul into making India free.

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I feel like Gandhi was so successful in fighting for India's independence from Britain, because he used peaceful protests, and helped set up organizations to boycott certain British products that India could not produce. He also gave jobs to many Indian citizens where they could not normally take to earn money.

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Instead of being violent he had peaceful protest.

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Because he did not violent protest he did peaceful protest

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He lead more marches and lead a peaceful protest

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He never tried to make a physical fight or just gave up or something he kept trying and not pushing so much that the British would just like push on them back

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I think Gandhi was so successful, because it's harder to punish someone and demonize them if they are being nonviolent.

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He was very inspiring and wouldn't give up on what he believed in. He was determined to fight for Indians rights, and that is exactly what he did.

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He gave the idea of peaceful protesting.

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He really did change a country for the better. He used peaceful protests and boycotts to convey what the Indian citizens wanted and actually made a real difference.