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March 12, 2006

Gandhi, The Man Who Changed Everything

Filed under: History of India, Social Studies, AllieB, 6V —— allieb @ 11:51 am

Gandhi

The Man Who Changed The Meaning of Peace

By Allie B

Mohandas K. Gandhi, “Who was he?” you may ask. Born on October 2, 1869 in the state of Gujarat, Western India. Gandhi married Kasturbai Makanji at the age of 13. He was sent in 1891 to London, to pursue law. Then he traveled to Southern Africa where he endlessly worked to improve the rights of Indian immigrants. He was frequently jailed because of the protests he led against injustice. After radically changing the life of the immigrants he returned to his wife and children in 1915. Gandhi then took the lead in the struggle to fight for independence from Britain. Gandhi believed to do this in a nonviolent matter. And when the Muslims and Hindus were fighting Gandhi fasted until the fighting ended. Then independence came in 1947, a triumph for Gandhi. Then suddenly after protests against appalling violence, Gandhi was assassinated, at age 79, January 30, 1948. Yet Gandhi still lives with us, with the Hindis the Indian immigrants and people all over the world, Gandhi made a difference. And just think, when you say you don’t have enough time in a day, you have the same amount of time as this one incredible, amazing man, the same amount of time.

“Be the change you want to see in the world.”

An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.

-Mohandas K. Gandhi

I received my information from, http://www.engagedpage.com/gan1.html http://www.quotationspage.com/quotes/Mahatma_Gandhi/

Gandhi

2 Responses to “Gandhi, The Man Who Changed Everything”

  1.   tracyr Says:

    Good Job Allie I liked all of your links and the pictue and all of the info.

  2.   sarah Says:

    Allie, Awesome Job. I liked how you linked to the source of where you got your quote because I bet that will help others with other asignments when they need to get a quote from someone. Also, Congradulations on getting your project posted first, that means you put alot of effort to get Mr.Hetheringtons approval.  I know that alot of people’s projects didnt get posted for some reason or another so thats good that yours didn’t or If it did you fixed it right away. ^^

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