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Wanted freedom, peaceful intentions, and justice of all black people because the english was racist towards the colour of the skin. hope that helped :)

Dima020 [189]3 years ago

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Three things that Gandhi and his followers wanted from the British was firstly he wanted people to disagree with the British but not to be violent. Gandhi also wanted his followers to win the hearts of the British people. He wanted to make social reforms through constitutional means and constitutional reforms through political means.

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