Mohandas Gandhi was born in 1869 in India and was married at age 13 or 14. He studied law in London and then moved to South Africa in 1893, where he spent 20 years fighting for equal rights for Indians. When Gandhi returned to India in 1914, he became a leader in the Indian independence movement and advocated for non-violent protest. On January 30, 1948, Gandhi was assassinated by gunshots in India by a man who was angry at him for being late to a prayer meeting. Gandhi is considered a hero for his role in helping India gain independence and influencing civil rights leaders like Martin Luther King Jr.

1. By: Nadia Nazar
MOHANDAS GANDHI

2. Early Mohandas Gandhi
Mohandas Karamchand
Gandhi was born on
October 2, 1869 in
Porbander, Kathiawar, west
India. He was a very shy kid
and didn’t know much. He
was married at the age 13
(or 14). He studied a law in
London. But then he went
to South Africa in 1893
,which he spent 20 years
fighting for equal rights for
the Indians.

3. Gandhi The Leader
When Gandhi returned to India in 1914 he was
supported by the Home Rule movement, and
became a leader of the Indian National Congress.
He made a policy of non- violent way to achieve
independence. His goal was to help peasant
farmers and laborers protest for their rights.
Also Gandhi helped fight for India’s freedom.

4. Death
Gandhi’s death was a tragedy for
everyone, even though he was
poor he had a big funeral. Here is
how it happened. Gandhi went
to the church and the man their
was mad at him for being
late, so he shot Gandhi with a
gun 3 times, Gandhi prayed but
unfortunetly 2 hours later in his
house he died. Mahatma Gandhi
was a political leader of
India, firmly founded in total
nonviolence.

5. Fame
Gandhi became so famous that some
people made a movie about him and
it won so many "Oscar Awards”.

6. Why Gandhi is a Hero
Gandhi is a hero because he helped India fight
for freedom and also if Martin Luther King Jr.
didn’t study Gandhi he wouldn’t have helped
black people get equal rights in America.

7. Credits
www.google.com / Mohandas Gandhi

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