He started his career as an outstanding lawyer in South Africa; Gandhi gave up practicing law and returned to India in order to help ease the suffering of the people of India. Gandhi's love for people and his religious passion made him a revolutionary in many of his ideas and actions. His major goal was to set India free from British rule. British ruled most of India and they were racist and prejudice against the Hindus and any other minority. Hindus were forced to disgrace themselves in public. They were not even allowed to walk on the same cement sidewalk or ride in the same passenger cart on a train, if there was no room to spare on the 3rd class cart, their only choice was to ride outside on top of the train.

Gandhi's subconscious protests announced that Hindus would not tolerate this, even if it risked being beaten or put into prison. To Gandhi, being put into prison

Another time in which Gandhi took action was The Salt March. In 1930 the British had a monopoly on salt. They were the only ones who could sell it so they taxed the people whenever they bought it. To Gandhi this was a symbol of the British tyranny that he wanted to end. Since the prices were so high the poor could not afford salt, so he decided to do something about this unjust law. One day Gandhi started out with 78 followers on a 240-mile march to the sea. By the time he got there, number had increased in thousands. On April 6, 1930 Gandhi broke the law by going into the water and picking up a big lump of salt. Although he was arrested, others followed. The Salt March received so much publicity that Britain was publicly embarrassed. During the 1942 Quit India Movement, Gandhi gave a surprisingly troubled speech, urging Hindus to Do or Die using any measures they saw fit while opposing the British except violence and rioting.

for a good cause was considered honorable. He wanted to get rid of the caste system and for all who lived in India, including women, to be equal. His love for the people of India was so great that he wanted nothing more than to serve and help them. Always putting others above himself, he sought to make himself even lower than the lowest member of the Hindu caste system. He even humbled himself to the point of sweeping up excrement left behind by others, hoping to teach that disease was spread in filth. One of his most admirable qualities was that he led by example and never preached that which he was not willing to do himself.

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