Question

1)-what was the date of the march by gandhi's followers to the salt works of dharasana?

2)- Where was Gandhi on the day of the salt?
3)- What evidence is there in the document that the marchers were disciplined?
4)- What evidence is there in the document that the marchers practiced nonresistance?
5)-

Answer 1

The march by Gandhi's followers to the salt works of Dharasana took place on March 12, 1930. Gandhi was at Dandi, South Gujarat, on the day of the salt march, where he led the protest. The document provides evidence of the marchers' discipline and practice of nonresistance.

Step-by-step explanation:

The date of the march by Gandhi's followers to the salt works of Dharasana was March 12, 1930.

Gandhi was at Dandi, South Gujarat, on the day of the salt march.

The document provides evidence that the marchers were disciplined through their commitment to nonviolence and adherence to Gandhi's principles of civil disobedience.

The document also shows evidence of nonresistance in the fact that the marchers peacefully collected salt from the seawater, despite the British law prohibiting it.

Answer 2

1. May 21, 1930

2. Jail

3. "You must not use any violence under any circumstances. You will be beaten but you must not resist; you must not even raise a hand to ward off any blows..."

4. "...Suddenly, at a word of command, scores of native police rushed upon the advancing marchers and rained blows on their heads with their steel-shod [clubs]. Not one of the marchers even raised an arms to fend of the blows."

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