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This statue should be a great inspiration for all.  The statue is of Mahatma Gandhi during his famous salt march of 1930.

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I will write down what I feel are Mahatma Gandhi's greatest achievements in this text. I will also put them in order from top ten. I believe that his first and greatest achievement was his life long struggle for India's independence. His second achievement in life was the extremely famous Salt march of Mahatma Gandhi in 1930. His third great achievement was how he helped homeless children and families. Mahatma Gandhi's fourth greatest achievement would be how he encouraged a new way of protesting. This way was also safer and maybe even more efficient. His fifth greatest achievement was also helping the hungry families and children. The sixth greatest achievement of his life was making more and more people aware of how the british empire was slaving India and its citizens. Mahatma Gandhi's seventh greatest achievement was helping all religions not discriminate against each other. His eighth greatest achievement was helping India make its own clothes and also showing them how to do so. His ninth greatest achievement would be quitting India's movement and migration. His last and final achievement is the development of the Non-cooperation movement.

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  HISToRY OF | History of Mahatma Gandhi

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I feel that this video is a great example and teaches alot of Mahatma Gandhi's history. Also, the video that I have embedded in "Becoming famous" is also a great example that talks a lot about Mahatma Gandhi and all of his accomplishments.

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This is the quote and a picture of Gandhi that I used to write this text. 

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One of the most famous quotes is the one I chose. This quote means many things through my perspective. This is why I chose it. The quote that I chose states "Be the change that you wish to see in the world." This is what I think that this very famous quote means if you wish to see a change in the world you must try to make it happen. It might also mean if you want to see or make a change in the world do it yourself and push through even in hard times. I feel this might also mean if someone wants there to be change we must modify ourselves to hard things and violence.

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This is a photo of Mahatma Gandhi doing his famous prayer performance. 

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Did Gandhi  make any major mistakes or bad decisions? What are some important lessons you or any other person might learn from the way Gandhi lived? How did the discrimination that Gandhi faced during his young adult years in Africa as a lawyer affect his outlook on civil rights?  All of these questions will be answered to the best of my abilities throughout the text.  I feel that he may have made a few mistakes or maybe even bad decisions.  Nobody is perfect therefore he probably made mistakes or maybe even bad decisions from time to time.  One way that I felt he did so was by turning most of India on British.  This caused the Indians to break most of the laws.  Also, he spent most of his time in jail while the effects of his protests hurt his followers.  I or any other person might have learned to never give up if you want to make a change.   I or any other person might have also learned that self discipline is hard to achieve but everything takes practice.  Discrimination that Gandhi faced during his young adult years in Africa as a lawyer may have affected him in many different ways. One way is how he was subjected to racism and South African laws that restricted the rights of many Indian laborers.  Another way discrimination that Gandhi faced during his young adult years in Africa as a lawyer may have affected him can be found in the movie about Mahatma Gandhi and all of his accomplishments. This information might also be found in various different websites and more.  These resources allstate "When railroad officials made Gandhi sit in a third-class coach even though he had purchased a first-class ticket, Gandhi refused and police forced him off the train."  could have had an effect on him during his young adult years as a lawyer.  In conclusion Mahatma Gandhi is an inspiration for all.

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This is a picture that states one of the many many quotes that Mahatma Gandhi spoke.

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In this writing I will be answering these four questions from Gandhi Web Research Project  Gifted/Accelerated. The first question is How has Gandhi made an impact on others’ lives? The second question is In what ways is Gandhi's life remarkable, admirable, or even despicable? And lastly the third question was Was Gandhi a hero? Why or why not?    Gandhi has forever changed everyone's lives.  This is because his protests, group marching, and many many other ways to prove and show points in a non-violent way.   All of these accomplishments led him to end the British rule.  His life is remarkable because of his non-violent attitude and especially his lifelong commitment to India and India's citizens freedom, independence, and rights.  He was remarkable because no matter how hard it was kept pushing through and gained India's independence.  Some might say that he could have been despicable because he caused hundreds of Indians to sacrifice their livelihood rather than follow the strident laws.  I feel strongly that Mahatma Gandhi was a hero especially to India and its citizens.  I believe this because he basically saved India from the British empire.

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This video is one of my main resources for this large project. Mahatma Gandhi – dying for freedom | DW Documentary

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There are many ways that Mahatma Gandhi accomplished all the things that he did and how he became famous.   According to many websites and other resources for information Mahatma Gandhi was a writer, revolutionary, freedom fighter, politician, journalist, advocate, civil right activist, and a philosopher.  These resources also state that Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was an Indian lawyer, anti-colonial nationalist and political ethicist who employed nonviolent resistance to lead the successful campaign for India's independence from British rule. He inspired movements for civil rights and freedom across the world.  I believe that his courage, kindness, and most of all his  bravery.  There are many ways and opinions of how Mahatma Gandhi became so famous not just in India but the entire world. However I feel that Mahatma Gandhi became famous by treating all people like equals no matter their gender, ethnic group, religion, or any type of difference between him and them.  Mahatma Gandhi treated everyone with kindness and respect. This is why I feel that he got to be so famous today.

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Mahatma Gandhi – dying for freedom | DW Documentary

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This illustration shows a picture of Mahatma Gandhi as a child. 

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In this writing I will inform the reader when and where Mahatma Gandhi was born.  Along with various details about his childhood.  Mahatma Gandhi was born Porbandar, India.  This was a small town on the western coast of India. It also was one of the many tiny states in Kathiawar back then.  When was he born?  Mahatma Gandhi was born October second in 1869.  Next I will talk about Mahatma Gandhi's childhood.  According to many websites and research Mahatma Gandhi's childhood can be described in many ways.  A website states that Mohandas was the youngest of the six children of Kaba Gandhi. He was the favorite child of the family and was called 'Moniya' by his fond parents and their friends. Moniya also known as Mahatma Gandhi adored his mother. He loved his father too, but he was a little afraid of him.

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This is Mahatma Gandhi marching with his followers during the famous Salt Act.

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Mahatma Gandhi was a leader and a great one at that. He led thousands of India's citizens through many of the western urban and rural cities.  Mahatma Gandhi marched them down all the way down to the Arabian sea to make salt.  This was illegal and was a very strict rule that stated India's citizens could not make their own salt.  Salt was a necessity because there were no refrigerators to keep produce and meat preserved. Although it was illegal Mahatma Gandhi found a way to get around it.  Mahatma Gandhi and all of his followers were beaten even though they were not participating in any violence.  This would be called "nonviolence" and is not illegal.