Question

what were the 6 major movements led by mahatma gandhi? explain their impact in the society.

Answer 1

Answer:they are

Explanation:

Quit India,salt satyagraha,non cooperation movement , and

Answer 2

The six major movements by Mahatma Gandhi were,

1. Champaran Movement

2. Kheda Movement

3. Khilafat Movement

4. Non-Cooperation Movement

5. Salt March, and

6. Quit India Movement.

Explanation:

• In Champaran Movement, he organized a non-violent protest for the Champaran farmers who were being forced to produce Indigo. This movement was a success as it managed to get concessions from the authority.
• Kheda Movement was to support the farmers who were poorly affected by the floods in Kheda, Gujarat.
• During the Khilafat movement, the Muslims were agitated as the safety of their religious leader was at risk. He returned all the medals he received by the empire.
• In Non-Cooperation movement was lit after the events of Jallianwala Bagh took place.
• Salt March and Quit India Movement were means used by common people to show their agitation towards the Brish rules.