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Mohandas Ghandi was born in Gujarat, India.
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Ghandi married a 14 year old through an arranged marriage. Their first child passed away however, they had four boys.
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His father passed away at just 63.
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Ghandi travelled to london to study law at university college london to train as a barrister.
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After passing the bar, he returns to India
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He was ejected from a train in South Africa which motivated him to begin fighting for Indian rights in the British Colony.
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Nearly lynched by white men on his way home from retrieving family in India.
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Ghandi introduces a non-violent protest philosophy in satyagraha.
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Arrested for the first time for refusing to carry and ID card in South Africa.
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He begins the Great March to fight for Indian rights in South Africa
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The Ghandi Era of the Indian Independence movement begins
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Ghandi was given exclusive authority over the Indian National Congress.
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Ghandi was arrested by the british government and accused of inciting violence
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Released from prison after spending two years of his six year sentence.
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He embarked on the Salt Satyagraha, which was the first non-violent protest against the british salt tax
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The declaration of Independence of India was promulgated by the Indian national Congress
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Ghandi announces his retirement from politics to focus on village economics
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He was arrested with the entire congress working committee while trying to keep India out of the complications of world war II
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Ghandi's wife dies after the stress of the Quit India Movement.
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he was working extensively with Hindu and Muslims to cool passions in Northern India and Bengal
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A group of people bribed their way into the close quarters of Ghandi and killed him In Dehli.