Gandhi joined with his fellow-Indians in working for their rights, and it was in this struggle that he developed the nonviolent techniques he was to use later in India. He opposed unfair taxes levied on Indian workers and he agitated to get Indians their voting rights. In 1904 he set up Phoenix Farm outside Johannesburg, a community where he started to practise simple community living, which he continued at a new community, Tolstoy Farm, five years later.
In 1907 he began a campaign against the laws that made Indians register if they wanted to live in South Africa. 3,000 Indians publicly burnt their registration cards. Another great demonstration against racial discrimination took place in 1913, when Gandhi got a contingent of Indian women to march illegally over the border from the Transvaal into the Natal coal fields, where they persuaded the miners to go on strike. When Gandhi and the miners were savagely punished, the outcry made Prime Minister Smuts negotiate with Gandhi, and this resulted in the Indian Relief Act of 1914 which removed some of the burdens from Indians. Gandhi was now convinced of the power of nonviolent disobedience to make people aware of injustices.
<span>Gandhi returned to India, an experienced political campaigner. He set up a new community, an 'ashram' at Ahmedabad. People living at the ashram had to be nonviolent and truthful, had to do farming and spinning for their living, and have no servants or personal possessions. At the ashram, women enjoyed full freedom and equal rights, there was complete religious tolerance, and caste distinctions were ignored.</span>
He stood by as others around him worked to destroy the Senate Commodus also didn't seek the Senate approval before he acted
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"Hostility to or prejudice against Jewish people." Is the definition.
The reason he saw the Jews as the problem was he said they were the reason Germany lost. There is a myth thats called ‘stab-in-the-back legend’ that became popular. According to this myth, Germany did not lose the war on the battlefield, but through betrayal at the home front. The Jews, Social Democrats, and Communists were held responsible.
Hitler blamed the Jews for everything that was wrong with the world. Germany was weak and in decline due to the 'Jewish influence'. According to Hitler, the Jews were after world dominance. And they would not hesitate to use all possible means, including capitalism. In this way, Hitler took advantage of the existing prejudice that linked the Jews to monetary power and financial gain.
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The way in which the <em>story would be different</em> if it were told from the point of view of Gianna's mother is:
- She would have been critical of Gianna's procrastination and general approach to school work.
<h3>What is Point of View?</h3>
This refers to the perspective in which a story is told and the major point of views which are used in narration include:
- First person
- Second person
- Third person
- Omniscient, etc
A retelling of the story from the point of view of Gianna's mother would be shown in a manner such as this:
- She is critical of Gianna Z's attitude to school work
- She sees the consequences of Gianna leaving the collection of leaves for her science project until it was seven days away
- She is supportive of her daughter
- She is living in denial of the deteriorating health of her mother whose teeth is falling off.
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