In this passage, Gandhi talks about what nonviolence means to him. He talks about how important it is for him and his people to fight with the method of nonviolence. He talks about how nonviolence is a part of his life and how important it is for his movements like satyagraha, noncooperation, and civil disobedience. He also says non violence is the only way India can gain freedom.
I believe that he is right, India gained their freedom, because of Gandhi and his non-violence method of fighting. Many people admired Gandhi because he wasn’t fighting like everyone else, not with guns, but with nonviolence. He was honest and real people, with no hate for anyone, which is also why he had a big hand in India’s freedom.
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They were beaten and insulted but at the end, they won. They won the fight and respect that they deserved because they didn’t fight back. They decided to ignore all the hatered. Like the famous saying, “an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind”. In this passage, Gandhi talks about how England took all the recourses from India and now Indian is taking all its recourses from their villages. He then also talks about how true India is in it’s 7 million villages. He wants to make all the villages back to how it was. He does not like the modernized India and wants to close down all the unnecessary mills in India. He wants the people of India who lives in big cities to stop exploiting the villages and try to make them strong.
I believe that he is right, India mainly lies in its agricultural field and if they kept making mills and factories in villages, after some time, they will have no villages and no agriculture, it would affect their economy a lot. Like he said, true India lies in its village, and if they want to save their country, the first step to take is to stop making unnecessary mills and start supporting their villages
I believe that he is right, India gained their freedom, because of Gandhi and his non-violence method of fighting. Many people admired Gandhi because he wasn’t fighting like everyone else, not with guns, but with nonviolence. He was honest and real people, with no hate for anyone, which is also why he had a big hand in India’s freedom.
For example, no one was allowed …show more content…
They were beaten and insulted but at the end, they won. They won the fight and respect that they deserved because they didn’t fight back. They decided to ignore all the hatered. Like the famous saying, “an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind”. In this passage, Gandhi talks about how England took all the recourses from India and now Indian is taking all its recourses from their villages. He then also talks about how true India is in it’s 7 million villages. He wants to make all the villages back to how it was. He does not like the modernized India and wants to close down all the unnecessary mills in India. He wants the people of India who lives in big cities to stop exploiting the villages and try to make them strong.
I believe that he is right, India mainly lies in its agricultural field and if they kept making mills and factories in villages, after some time, they will have no villages and no agriculture, it would affect their economy a lot. Like he said, true India lies in its village, and if they want to save their country, the first step to take is to stop making unnecessary mills and start supporting their villages