Gandhi's key goal was to achieve independence for India from British rule through non-violent protests. Some of his major achievements included organizing the Salt March to protest unfair taxes, fasting to stop violence between Hindus and Muslims, and leading numerous non-violent protests and civil disobedience campaigns that eventually helped India gain independence after his assassination in 1948.

2. Gandhi’s Goal
Gandhi’s key goal was to stop the
British ruling India so that Indian
could have their freedom.
Gandhi did not use violence
which meant all his protests were
non-violent and did not hurt
anyone, Indians or British.

3. Gandhi’s Major Achievements
Gandhi organized the Gandhi and 78 others
marched 240 miles to a costal
Burning of the Passes in town of Dandi where he made
South Africa. salt, this was called the Salt
March.
The March of the Mine to
Fighting between Muslims
stop unfair taxes on Indians. and Hindus happened and
Gandhi fasted until it
The Massacre of Amritsar stopped.
was when a British general
Gandhi was shot dead by a
shot at a public meeting, Hindu man called Nathuram
there was a lot of fighting Godse.
and Gandhi fasted until all
of the fighting stopped.

4. Gandhi
Two photos of Gandhi

5. Facts About Gandhi
People called Gandhi He was born on October
Mahatma, meaning 2, 1869 in Porbandar,
‘Great Soul’. India.
He studied to become a He died January 30, 1948
lawyer.
Gandhi’s wife died on the
He was thrown off a 22nd February, 1944.
train, which provoked
him to do the burning of Gandhi got married at
the passes. age 13.