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Mahatma Gandhi was on his way to South Africa to help those slaves from England, he got on the train and the british wouldn't let him sit in the first class seats because they were for british people. He kept refusing, until they actually kicked him off the train. When they did that he did not want to go home, so instead he walked to South Africa and told everybody what happened, and when he did they joined Gandhi in the fight for their freedom in South Africa.
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He became famous when he started standing up for the people in South Africa, and the whole world refers to Mahatma Gandi as a hero, for saving all of those people without hurting a single sole.
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In 1906 Mahatma Gandhi Lead a huge group for the Civil Disobedience. This lasted for about eight full years!
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In 1909 Gandhi was sentenced to three months imprisonment in Pretoria jails. After he was released he set out to England to enlist support for the Indian community.
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In 1913, all the women, men, and everybody who were with Gandhi and stood up for there rights went to jail!
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When the year 1914 came around Mahatma Gandhi came back home to India. He went back to India to support the Home Rule movement.
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Gandhi didn't want people getting hurt, so he created the Non-Violent civic in 1916.
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In 1919 - 1922 Mahatma Gandhi had to go to jail for making the Civil Disobiediance Campaign.
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In 1930 Gandhi wanted to make his own salt, because he thinks that the Indian people can own there own salt, so he went to the oceanto prove that they can have their own salt.
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Gandhi was released from prison in 1931 from the salt march.
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In 1934 Gandhi had anounced about his retirement from all the politics in. He had also resigned from the congress party that they have.
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Mahatma Gandhi went to go give a speech with his wife, Kasturba. He was in a car and somebody threw a bomb in the car.
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In may of 1944 Mahatma Gandhi was released from prison and when he was released he saw the second attempt made on his life.
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In 1946 Mahatma Gandhi joing the Cabinet Mission so that he could try to let the british people give the Indian civil rights.
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January the 30th is when Mahatma Gandhi died by assassination by a firearm. The man who shot him was named Nathuram Godse.
