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Indian cavalry fight against growing influence of the British East India Company
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British forces capture Delhi - though there was still fighting, the surrender of the Shah indicates that India is practically under control of the East India Company.
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Territory under control of the East India Company is transferred and is now under direct control of the british crown.
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Gandhi is born in Porbandar
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Lawyers gather in Bombay to create the party that will continue to work to liberate India.
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He calls it "satyagraha"
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The League will continue fighting for the freedom of India for years to come.
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All Indians must be registered according to South African Law, Gandhi and others refuse
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Gandhi urges Indians in South Africa to march against racial discrimination
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Gandhi creates a communal farm where people of all walks of life can live
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Britiush troops return home, expecting a reward for having served.
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This law was approved by the legislators, allowing the British government to detain protesters without a trial.
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British troops open fire on civilians protesting in Armitsar
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Gandhi cannot believe that people have been violent, and begins a hunger strike to call for non-violence throughout India.
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Gandhi publishes his declaration of Independence for India
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Mohandas Gandhi sets off on a protest where people will walk 200 miles and make their own salt (to protest the British monopoly)
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This act granted a large degree of autonomy to the Indian provinces, and assured self-government
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Gandhi is imprisoned and fasts to protest crown rule over India
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The partition of India breaks away from the British empire
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Gandhi is assassinated by Nathuran Godse, a Hindu nationalist that was unhappy with how Gandhi treated Muslims well
