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Law allowed for the British government to jail indian protesters with no trial needed which violated indian individual rights.
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Unknowingly, Indians had a meeting in Amritsar to protest Rowlatt Acts which was not allowed. British shot many which angered Indias for a need for independence
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Ghandi became leader of the independence movement. He used a religious strategy.
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The congress party endorsed the disobedience which was a public refusal to listen to any laws and nonviolence.
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Ghandi and his followers walked many miles to get evaporated salt from seawater to oppose the British.
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India act passed by the British Parliament which allowed for india to have a limited self-rule
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British suffered large war debts from World War 2 so they contemplated keeping India under its power because it would be too expensive to maintain and govern the distant colonies. As a result British allowed for India’s independen
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The British house of Commons passed an act that allowed for India and Pakistan’s independence in one month.
