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Mahatama Gandhi- A civil disobedience campaign against the British in India begins March 12. The All-India Trade Congress has empowered **Gandhi** to begin the demonstrations

Satyagraha- Mahavira- (599 – 527 BCE) is the name most commonly used to refer to the Indian sage Vardhamana
 * The policy of nonviolent resistance developed by Mahatma Gandhi as a means of pressing for political reform in South Africa and India. ||

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How did Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism influence India’s tradition of non-violence? They all have the same in common such as like the gods of tridition...

How does Jainism complement Hinduism? They are pretty much the same thing

What actions must Jains undertake to achieve Kaivalya? They must succed

While non-violent, how is the implementation of satyagraha not a passive movement? Threw the movement it was slow but a deadly movement to most men;...

In what ways did Martin Luther King, Jr. employ the satyagraha method utilized by Gandhi? let freedom ring..

In wanting to create a secular constitution, what deep challenges did Jawaharlal Nehru and the Indian National Congress face? dont know? c How did Indian National Congress leaders use World War II to help India gain her independence? They went to war with the nazi's and helped out the jews by FREEDOM