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He was born in India from an upper caste, which allowed him to afford education.
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He got married with Kasturbai and had 4 sons.
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Gandhi's father died.
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He realized he should be respected by his culture and stopped trying to be like the English people.
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After his father's death, he goes to London to study law to be a politician as his father.
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His mother died.
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When he went back to India, he found out his mother had died.
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He goes to South Africa to work in a British firm in the city of Natal where he experienced prejudice and discrimination for the first time.
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He established the Natal Indian Congress and worked hard to expand its membership not only to wealthy Indians, but to all classes and castes.
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Gandhi sailed to India with the intention of bringing his wife and 2 sons back with him.
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Gandhi and his family left for South Africa, but people had negative feelings about him.
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They were allowed to disembark, but he was attacked with bricks and rotten eggs.
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The Boer War impeded his political progress, then he traveled back to India.
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He returned to South Africa.
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He established a communal living community called Phoenix Settlement.
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He came up with the concept of satyagrafa, that means passive resistance and organized mass protests, but the protesters were beaten and arrested.
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The law that the Indians refused to obey was repealed, so Gandhi proved that nonviolent protest could be immensely successful.
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He decided to head back to India.
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The end of the World War I.
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The end of the World War I.
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The British passed the Rowlatt Act, which included terrible restrictions for the Indians.
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Millions of Indians did not go to work.
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He was jailed.
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He was released because he became ill and started a 21-day fast.
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Gandhi and the Indian National Congress organized a protest against the salt tax.
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He retired from politics and began traveling through India, helping Women, children and untouchables.
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The British announced India would side with England during World War II.
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The British announced that India would be free at the end of World War II.
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He organized a "Quit India" campaign and he was jailed.
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He was released and he discovered that his wife died.
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The British left the country and granted independence to India and to the new Muslin country of Pakistan.
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Gandhi went on a fast again trying to stop the violence between the religious group.
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A group of representatives approached Gamdhi with a promise of peace.
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Gandhi was assassinated by a young Hindu named Nathuram Godse.