Ghandi shows many acts of bravery and civil disobedience throughout his whole life. The first example of his brave deed was the Dandi March, or the Salt March. The Dandi March, was a march to collect salt which breaks the law of banning indians to use or collect salt. This was very brave by Ghandi to lead a march like this to protest against the british government. Ghandi always believed in his own principles and fought for what he believed was right. Ghandi felt that anything be solved by peace and love and war was never the answer. He tries to express this by protestesting in different ways instead of fighting. For instance, in 1917, Gandhi spun his own cloth. This act was illegal because Indians were supposed to buy British-made clothing,
