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Imprisonment of Gandhi
After several arrests, Gandhi gets put in jail for 6 years, for his actions in protests for peace and civil disobedience primarily on the Muslims and Hindus. However he was let out two years after and instead of returning to politics, he focused on improving the relationship between hindus and muslims. -
Gandhi's Salt March
From March to April, Gandhi started a March Walk which protrayed his protest to British rule in India. Nearly 60,000 followed him and supported throughout the journey. Also, part of his protest was because of the taxation on salt. He walked to the sea, and thousands of villagers followed him to show that the protest has strengthened. By walking to sea, he told the people who had followed him throughout his journey, how to make salt on their own from seawater. -
Gandhi's efforts into aiding India's independence
Gandhi goes to and talks to the Congress as well as the Muslim League to stop the act of planning to divide the country. He talks about how Muslims and Hindus can re-establish their connections and keep independence under a strict government. Jinnah who was the leader of the All-India Muslim League, agreed with Gandhi and therefore led to less riots and violence between the people. -
After British Rule in India
Gandhi tries to aid and comfort the people during the rough times from the British rule. Since there was a huge impact on the differences between Muslims and Hindu’s there the entire process has been a tough war, Gandhi supported everyone and tried his level best to help each and everyone that was affected during the rule (by British). Also, he was one step closer to prevoking the idea of the Indian Independene Act. -
Gandhi survies assasination
Gandhi survives assassination by a hindu fanatic named Godse. Godse was a man who was enraged by Gandhi’s actions in trying to aid several different conflicts to make peace, therefore attempted to shoot him during a meeting in Delhi. Gandhi survived and continued his work efforts to spread peace amongst everyone. -
Godse's aftermath
Godse is put in jail after his attempt to assassinate Gandhi. During his jail time, he writes a book “Why I wanted to kill Gandhi”. Later, Godse was pronounced a death punishment and was hanged. -
Congress Meetings
After Godse's attempt into assasinating Gandhi, millions upon millions of people stood up for Gandhi including Jinnah. This attempt of assasination was a sign to learn that if you have the desire to bring peace, things will become better, but if you have the desire for negative actions, karma will affect later. On this day, The Indian National Congress, The Muslim Leauge, and the Sikh Community came together along with Gandhi to disuccc the final steps for gaining independence. -
Final Meeting
On the final meeting before anything was declared, all of the Congress along with the Sikh Community, and The Muslim Leauge came together to discuss their final thoughts on what they will be doing for the country. They objected all acts given by the British Rule because of Gandhi. They finally decide to bring peace within the Muslims and Hindus and restore India after the British rule. -
INDEPENDENCE
India and Pakistan are mutual allies and now India is an independent country. The British can't take over anymore and now this finally makes Gandhi finally accomplish what he has been doing over the years. The reason why the British couldn't take over anymore was because the Congress was too strong with the Muslim Leauge, The Sikh Community, as well as all the followers of Gandhi and the Congress. The strenght of the population overcame the strengh of the British. -
Gandhi leaves a lasting impression
2 years after the independence of India, Gandhi passes away from old age. His legacy of spreading peace has impacted several people to do the same. His legacy says that anything is possible if you put yourself forward, and that was the reason why India and Pakistan gained mutual respect for eachother and are still together geographically, with no more riots and battles.
