What are the contribution of mathama gandhi in nationalism
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Mahatma Gandhi contributed us very much for nationalism. At first he intervened in the local movements champaran, kheda and Ahemdabad mills strike. In 1919, he launched major agitation against rowlatt act through his major movement of satyagraha. In 1920, he also launched khilafat movement for Muslims and later launched non-cooperation movement in 1922 which received a huge response.
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The nationalist movement grew into a wide spread mass anti-imperialist
movement at the end of the First World War. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
came into prominence at this time and became the undisputed leader of
the nationalist movement. Powerful mass movements were launched under
his leadership. These involved defiance of laws, peaceful
demonstrations, boycott of educational institutions, boycott of courts,
boycott of educational institutions, picketing of shops selling liquor
and foreign goods, nonpayment of taxes and the closing of vital
business. These non-violent but revolutionary methods influenced
millions of people belonging to all sections of society and infused in
them bravery and self-confidence. Millions now braved the repression
resorted by the govt boldly courted imprisonment and faced lathicharges
and firings.Gandhiji lived the simple life of an ascetic and talked to
the people in a language they could understand. He came to be known to
the people as Mahatma Gandhi
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