Mahatma Gandhi
⭐ MasteredGandhi led India's non-violent movement for independence from Britain, which succeeded in 1947. He believed in peace, truth and fairness.
His famous Salt March in 1930 protested a tax on salt.
All about Mahatma Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi (1869–1948) was a leader of India's independence movement against British rule. He believed in non-violent protest, known as satyagraha, which means "truth-force". He led campaigns such as the Salt March in 1930.
India gained independence in 1947. Gandhi's ideas about peace, truth and fairness have inspired many people around the world, including civil rights leaders who followed his non-violent methods.
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Real-life uses of Mahatma Gandhi
- Understanding how peaceful protest can create change
- Learning about India's independence movement
- Inspiring young people to stand up for fairness
Frequently asked questions about Mahatma Gandhi
What does Mahatma mean?
It is an honorific title meaning "great soul", given to Gandhi by many people in India.
What was the Salt March?
A 1930 protest against a British salt tax, in which Gandhi and many followers walked to the sea to make salt.
Was Gandhi killed?
Yes. He was assassinated in New Delhi in 1948, shortly after India became independent.