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Mahatma Ghandhi
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Mahatma Ghandhi was born on October 2, 1869, in Porbander, India.
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Sometime in 1888, Ghandhi went to England to study law.
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In 1909, Ghandhi wrote Hind Swaraj.
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Ghandhi returned to India almost permanently sometime in early 1915.
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On April 13, 1919, the Amritsar Massacre occured.
The Amritsar Massacre was a horrible event. In all, 379 people were killed in the massacre. -
Around February 1922, Ghandhi was arrested, and eventually sentecned to six years in jail.
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In 1924, Ghandhi fasted for 21 days while in jail.
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Mahatma Ghandi was released from prison sometime in 1925.
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On March 12, 1930, Ghandhi began his march against the "salt laws"
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Ghandhi's "Salt March" ended on April 5, 1930, when he and his followers reached the sea.
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Ghandi traveled to London sometime during the year of 1931.
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India was granted independence during the year of 1947.
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In June, 1947, Ghandhi appeared on the cover of Time Magazine.
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On January 13, 1948, Ghandhi fasted for five days to try to stop bloodshed between Hindus and Muslims.
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Mahatma Ghandhi was killed on January 30, 1948.