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india in the interwar years

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india and britain

Indians in World War I 
Over 1 million Indians served for Britain in World War I.  Over 600,000 of those were combatants.  ###

The Rowlatt Act
The Anarchical and Revolutionary Crimes Act of 1919 allowed for indefinite detention, search without a warrant, and denial of due process rights to the accused. ###

the salt march

Defiance of the Crown
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Success of Nonviolent Action
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gandhi

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An Article from National Geographic (July, 2015) on Gandhi's Modern Legacy
In this article the author retraces the route Gandhi took on the Salt March in 1930.
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source documents

Oral Histories on the Indian Independence Movement

​Documents from the Fordham University Modern History Sourcebook
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The Mahatma Gandhi e-Archive and Reference Library
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The Gandhi Heritage Portal

The Complete Site on Mahatma Gandhi  
- Per this page's description, it is "a place to learn about Gandhi, his life work and philosophy."  
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