Salt March
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The Salt March was an act of protest led by Mohanda K. Ghandi in 1930. He led a group of Indians two hundred forty miles to the sea so they could obtain salt from the sea water instead of buying it from the British. The Salt March peacfully disobeyed the British laws and created much publicity.