Idia

Travis & Buchman

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    Mass Protests

    Gahndi organised mass protests against British laws he considered to be unjust.
  • Ghandi Returns to India

    Ghandi Returns to India
    Ghandi returns to Bombay, India, from Africa.
  • Protesters Killed

    Protesters Killed
    British troops had killed hundreds of unarmed and peaceful Indian protesters, causing Gahndi to retreat from active politics.
  • Gahndi Imprisoned

    Gahndi Imprisoned
    Gahndi was imprisoned for civil disobediance and conspiracy to overthrow the British government.
  • Gahndi Released from Jail

    Gahndi Released from Jail
    Gahndi was released from prison and returned to his policies of civil disobediance.
  • Salt Taxes

    Salt Taxes
    Britain increased taaxes on salt and prohibited the Indians from producing their own salt,
  • Jawaharlal Joins Movement

    Jawaharlal Joins Movement
    Jawaharlal Nehru Joins India's movement, bringing a modernized, western, secular path for India's future.
  • Muslims dissatisfied with Hindu Dominance

    Muslims dissatisfied with Hindu Dominance
    Muslims were not happy with the amount of Hindus in the Indian National Congress, and an outcry of 'Islam is in danger!'
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    Muslim League

    The Muslim League was under the leadership of Mohammed Ali Jinnah. The league believedi n the creation of a separate muslim state of Pakistan in the northwest.
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    Salt March

    Gahndi and his followers march down the coast and pick up salt in protest of the British taxation.
  • Government of India Act

    Government of India Act
    Britain passed the Government of India act to expand the role of Indians in governing, About 5 million Indians had gained the right to vote.
  • India and Pakistan Separate

    India and Pakistan Separate
    India and Pakistan become independant states and then later into different countries.
  • Gandhi is assassinated

    Gandhi was assassinated by a Hindu militant as he was going to do his morning prayers.