Gandhi revision Gandhi's main beliefs and how he carried them out 3.5 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? Religious StudiesA2/A-levelAll boards Created by: BethCreated on: 12-06-11 11:34 Gandhi's view on Satyagraha Truth force: you reclaim moral high ground if you tell the truth holding fast to the truth/justice- lying is a form of violence non stealing chastity non-possession equal respect for all religions must be leading a chaste life, and be willing to die or lose all his possessions. 1 of 5 Gandhi's view on Ahimsa Ahimsa is non violence turn the other cheek disagrees with violence towards animals ways that Gandhi carried out his belief on ahimsa non-violent protests making salt strike action civil disobedience- burning of 10 passes- significant for equality/ rights for Indian people in south Africa fasting- this only works if people care about you salt mine protest vegetarian- disagrees with violence towards animals 2 of 5 Discrimination is wrong Gandhi fought against the caste system, especially the treatment of the untouchables. he believed in rights for woman- to speak, against child marriage, for widows to re-marry, for woman to have an education Believed in equal respect for all religions Ways that Gandhi fought for his beliefs: Gandhi allowed the untouchables to live in the ashram He spoke out for the rights for widows to re-marry He spoke out against child marriage He often got his wife to speak for him, thus emphasising the right for woman to speak He spoke out for tolerance of other religions 3 of 5 Indian independance Wanted independance from the British Gandhi achieved this by: wearing homespun clothing making salt 4 of 5 India should be united Gandhi wanted Hindus and Muslims to live together Unfortunately, Gandhi failed to achieve this. 5 of 5
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