Salt Satyagraha and significance of civil disobedience Flashcards

1
Q

what did the british have monopoly over

A

salt tax

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2
Q

when did the salt march begin

A

12 march 1930

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3
Q

how long was the walk

A

240 miles

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4
Q

where did he march to

A

dandi

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5
Q

how many people joined at first

A

78

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6
Q

how many people joined the prayer the day before

A

10000

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7
Q

how many joined the prayer on the day of the march

A

75000

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8
Q

what were the 78 ppts supposed to do everyday

A

spin cotton thread, pray, keep a diary, and maintain peaceful

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9
Q

what was the march seen as

A

direct challenge to the raj

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10
Q

what did Gandhi confess

A

that he had picked up tax-free salt

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11
Q

who was arrested

A

peasants

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12
Q

what had Gandhi’s imprisonment done

A

sent shockwaves throughout india, strikes, protests

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13
Q

who was arrested in June

A

congress working committee

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14
Q

what did congress tell many to do

A

boycott foreign cloth
non payment of taxes
refuse to cooperate with authorities when trying to stop their satyagrahas

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15
Q

who had become involved

A

women
students
peasants
middleclass business men

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16
Q

how many women were imprisoned

17
Q

who had been in prison overall by 1930