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Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born in Porbandar, Kathiawar Agency, British India.
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Mohandas was married to 14-year-old Kasturbai Makhanji in a child arranged marriage.
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When Mohandas Gandhi was 18 he traveled off to London, England to study law at University College London.
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While Mohandas was traveling on a train in South Africa he was thrown off for holding a valid 1st class ticket and being colored. It was there he learned what his people were facing and wanted to make a better change.
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During a mass protest meeting, Gandhi released his new way of protest, Satyagraha, which is a non-violent way of protest to gain what the group feels entitled
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Gandhi is sentenced to 2 months of jail time for his protests.
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Indians under Gandhi's leadership, march in protest of a racist poll tax and unfair marriage laws.
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The Amritsar Massacre which was under General Dyer's command, British troops slaughter Indian protesters without warning. Gandhi was not present.
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Gandhi is sent to prision for sedition for around 2 years.
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Gandhi goes on to publish the Declaration of Independence for India.
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Gandhi goes on to lead the famous Salt March, which began on March 12th, 1931 and concluded on April 6.
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Gandhi is imprisoned for the violating the Salt laws during his Salt March.
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British government releases all prisoners, and invites a Congress representative to Britain for a Round Table Conference and Gandhi was chosen to be the repersentitive.
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Gandhi refuses to eat in prision to support the untouchable rights movement.
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Some years later Gandhi once again does not eat for around a month to protest British rule
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Indian Independence is official and so in the parting of India to Pakistan.
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Gandhi is assassinated by Nathuram Vinayuk, a Hindu nationalist. Leaving his legacy and inspiring life behind.