GHANDI by lazri kevin

squilliajacopo — 2024-12-13 12:22:10 UTC

He was born in Porbandar (a city in the west India) on the 2nd October 1869, he was an Indian politician, philosopher and lawyer. Indian people gave him a title "Mahatma", which means "Great Soul". He wanted independence without violence.

THE SALT MARCH

garettoenrico — 2024-12-13 12:27:28 UTC

The salt march started in 1930. The British increased a tax on Indian salt which raised the price of it. The Indians couldn't do anything with their salt. Ghandi decided to protest and organised the Salt March with thousand people called "freedom fighters". Most people joined the march, so they protested to British rule and unfairness. Ghandi with their followers walked over 200 miles and they found the salt! The march led to Indian's independence in 1947.

BRITISH'S OCCUPATION

lazrikevin — 2024-12-17 11:30:14 UTC

British's occupation of India began in the 17th century. In this domination the british people made money from Indian products (tea,cotton and silk). In 1857 there was a rebellion by Indian soldiers, but they lost in 1858 so India officially became a British colony. Britain ruled India until 1947. Trade with India, above all cotton industry (the cotton came from Indians farmes),made lots of money for Britain. However, the British tried to improve life for everyone.

garettoenrico — 2024-12-17 11:42:06 UTC

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lazrikevin — 2024-12-17 11:48:06 UTC

THE INDIANS PRISONS

garettoenrico — 2024-12-17 11:57:12 UTC

The British put Ghandi in prison several times, but he stopped eating so they let him out. The police had to stop arresting because the sails was full.

GHANDI

garettoenrico — 2024-12-17 11:58:14 UTC