Why was Mahatma Gandhi's Salt March so significant in the struggle for India's independence?
Answer: Out of all the options presented above the one that represents the reason why Mahatma Gandhi's Salt March was so significant in the struggle for India's independence is answer choice B) It united Indians under a common struggle against the British. The british law was unfair to the indians since salt was an important vital mineral for their diet. Also they were not allowed to collect or even sell it.
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"<span>C) creating awareness about nature </span>" was the least likely outcome of CCC since this program during the New Deal put people to work, without care for nature.
Answer:
Yes, it was because people on the north side of the civil war fought the south to end slavery.
Explanation:
The correct answer is the Knights of Labor
This was a union for all workers and not just those in specific fields of business or production. They organized numerous protests and were very powerful but they started losing power and membership when their organized work stoppages started failing to produce results which led to their inevitable dissolution.
