The Making of the National Movement 1870's-1947 L3 Class 8 | The March to Dandi, Quit India & Menti
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The Making of the National Movement 1870's-1947 L3 Class 8 | The March to Dandi, Quit India & Menti:
☛The Making of The National Movement 1870's - 1947
☛Class 8 History Chapter 9
☛The March to Dandi CBSE Class 8 History
☛class 8 History Menti Quiz
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Hi my dear Surabhi mam,
Honestly, my day won't be fulfilled if I didn't hear, "Hey guys, this is your master teacher Surabhi Gupta.. How is everyone doing"? and a "Alright" after teaching every topic....
With loads of love from Chennai❤❤
Class starts at 4:42
Hello Ma'am I am Debanshana
Q.1 Why did Gandhiji break the salt law
Answer :- In 1930 Britishers cross all their limits so Gandhiji and numerous people went with him in search of salt because a law was that the state that had a monopoly on the manufacture of sale of salt , all the people irrespective of caste, gender, race, sex, birth etc. , everyone was supposed to pay the high taxes for the salts to the British because salt is needed for every human being it is a necessary item in our daily life and sometimes poor people were unable to pay the taxes. Due to this law was made the salt march emerged , Gandhi, and his followers along with a numerous of people marched far over 240 miles from Sabarmati to the coastal regions of Dandi , from their they broke the law and they gathered the sea water boiled them and got the salt for human consumption .
Hope my answer is correct
Hello Ma'am I am Debanshana
Q.1 Why did Gandhiji break the salt law
Answer :- In 1930 Britishers cross all their limits so Gandhiji and numerous people went with him in search of salt because a law was that the state had a monopoly on the manufacture of sale of salt , all the people irrespective of caste, gender, race, sex, birth etc. , everyone was supposed to pay the high taxes for the salts to the British because salt is needed for every human being it is a necessary item in our daily life and sometimes poor people were unable to pay the taxes. Due to this law was made the salt march emerged , Gandhi, and his followers along with a numerous of people marched far over 240 miles from Sabarmati to the coastal regions of Dandi , from their they broke the law and they gathered the sea water boiled them and got the salt for human consumption .
Hope my answer is correct
Q-WHY DID GANDHI BREK SALT LAW ?
ANS=↓
Gandhiji choose to break the salt law because in his view, it was sinful to tax salt since it is such as essential item of our food that is used by the rich or the poor person in the same quantity.
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So, let me think have I need to give this ans too in surabhi ma'am style ??
If Yes plz let me know in next boomarang class.
Ok for today I am going to give the ans in Surabhi Ma'am style
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Q = Why did Gandhiji break salt law
A = Mr. Mohandas Karm Chand Gandhi wanted to make muslim and Hindu one or he wanted to bring Hindu and Muslim together for indipendence of India he wanted to make people forgot about cast and come together for indipendence of India. Then after a few time Britishers passed a law that everyone have to pay tax on salt but the salt is the thing which is used in both rich and in poor house. So, the Gandhi ji declined to give the tax to the Britishers.
Homework question:-
Gandhiji wanted to do a movement for a cause which brings together Hindu and Muslims,which goes above all cast and religion,Then he got a very good cause that was the salt tax. Also in his view salt it was very essential item in our Indian diet consumed by rich and poor both,And high taxes had to paid for buying salt,this was a very problematic situation for the Indians. That is why he wanted to break the salt law.
-Aashna baranwal
Q.1 Why did Gandhiji break the salt law
Answer :- In 1930 Britishers cross all their limits so Gandhiji and numerous people went with him in search of salt because a law was that the state that had a monopoly on the manufacture of sale of salt , all the people irrespective of caste, gender, race, sex, birth etc. , everyone was supposed to pay the high taxes for the salts to the British because salt is needed for every human being it is a necessary item in our daily life and sometimes poor people were unable to pay the taxes. Due to this law was made the salt march emerged , Gandhi, and his followers along with a numerous of people marched far over 240 miles from Sabarmati to the coastal regions of Dandi , from their they broke the law and they gathered the sea water boiled them and got the salt for human consumption .
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Homework question
Indians were burdened by this as salt had become a sort of luxury item. In 1930 Mahatma Gandhi decided to break the salt law as a symbol of civil disobedience. It was sinful to tax salt it is such an essential item of our food.. So that's why mahatma Gandhi break the salt law..
because the cost of salt is increased a lot by the britishers .
Homework - Gandhi ji Broke the salt law because he wanted the muslims and hindus and all the religions to be united because salt is used by all the citizens..and once they are united india would start getting strong enough to fight for independence
Homework Ans:-
In Surabhi Mam Style
•Question: Why did Gandhi ji break the law?
•Answer: Gandhi ji was thinking from long time that we should do a Movement to bring Hindus and Muslims together, and he got a good cause which was "Salt tax", which was that people have to give high tax for the salt and Salt is the necessary item used in our daily life.
So, Gandhi ji and his followers marched for 240 miles from Sabarmati to the coastal town of Dandi where they broke the government law by getting the sea water, then evaporating it and getting the salt.
Thus, producing Salt and breaking the law.
~ This is Drishti Mirchandani😀
Homework
Gandhiji has break the law of salt because the Britishers are marketing their country's salt to us and not giving to prepare our salt for own. And we should buy there salt by paying the high rate. Is it is justice is it right to make the laws like this ? No this law is not correct . So our Gandhiji has break the salt law.
(Use Swadeshi items and don't use Videshi items)
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Homework
The salt Law was imposed by the Britishers . According to this law only state can manufacture salt . And the people have to pay tax for salt . Gandhiji breaked this law because the salt is needed for the people whether they are rich ,poor , middle class . The people had to pay tax for salt that they are using . So the rich people only buy salt and poor people didnot buy the salt . Gandhiji thought that this salt Law will divide the people into rich and poor . Gandhiji wanted everyone to be equal in the society , so he breaked salt Law to prevent the people dividing into rich and poor .
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Why did gandhiji break the salt law
Answer
Gandhiji choose to break the salt law as British government had a monopoly on the manufacture and sale of salt. It also imposed a tax on the sale of salt. Gandhiji believed that it was sinful to tax salt as it was an essential part of food. He led a march to the coastal town of Dandi, where he broke the salt law by gathering natural salt found on the seashore, and boiling sea water to produce salt. This march related the general desire of freedom to a specific grievance shared by everybody, and thus, did not divide the rich and the poor.
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𝙦𝙪𝙚𝙨𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣 Why did Gandhiji break salt law?
𝘼𝙣𝙨𝙬𝙚𝙧. Gandhiji break salt law because he thought salt is an essential items for food the they were used by rich and poor people for the same quantity , and also it is obtained naturally so it is it was totally wrong to tax on salt.
Answer by 𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓼𝓲𝓴𝓪
Homework question:-
Gandhiji wanted to do a movement for a cause which brings together Hindu and Muslims,which goes above all cast and religion,Then he got a very good cause that was the salt tax. Also in his view salt it was very essential item in our Indian diet consumed by rich and poor both,And high taxes had to paid for buying salt,this was a very problematic situation for the Indians.That is why he wanted to break the salt law.
-Aashna baranwal