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Gandhi was born in Porbandar India. Gandhi’s family belonged to the Vaisya Hindu merchant caste. -
Gandhi leaves to study law. To do this he goes to UCL Faculty of Law. -
The Natal Indian Congress was founded to help fight for Indian rights. Even after this Gandhi still stayed loyal to the British. -
Gandhi organizes an ambulance corps. This time he served the African government and not the British. -
Gandhi declares he would rather go to jail, or even die, before abiding to an anti-Asian law. Thousands joined Gandhi in his civil disobedience campaign. -
After being imprisoned twice for his work Gandhi was even more recognized and was chosen to be the leader of the Indian National Congress. This gained him more followers and the work he did made bigger and bigger impressions on the British and Indians. -
A campaign is launched against Britain to boycott British goods, government, and courts. Gandhi urges Indians to spin their own cotton, and do things that don’t require paying and supporting British. -
Gandhi leads many Indians on a 200-mile march to collect their own salt from the sea. Gandhi was jailed after this. -
The subcontinent of India splits into two countries. These countries are India and Pakistan. This split brought Muslim-Hindu riots. -
Gandhi was killed by a Hindu on his way to Delhi. The Hindu was enraged by the attempts to reconcile Hindus and Muslims.