In India, the Salt March led by Gandhi in March to April of 1930 was symbolic of the independence of Indians to live and to work (and to produce salt) as they, not the ruling British power, determined. Although many more years would pass before India achieved actual independence (in 1947), the Salt March was a powerful step forward for self-rule in India.
It wasn't symbolic, but a real movement towards freeing slaves in the states in rebellion.
no they didn't have salt
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The 5th of March 1780 was a Sunday.
No, Mahatma Gandhi walked barefoot during the Salt March as a symbolic protest against British colonial rule and in solidarity with the poor peasants of India. He believed in simplicity and self-sufficiency.
The Salt March was a protest against the British monopoly in India on salt.
No there was only men doing the salt march
Salt march begins when britishers took tax on salt and gandhi ji is against of this tax. He fight against this rule. Hence salt march begins.
The Salt March also known as the Dandi March or the Salt Satyagraha, began on 12th March 1930.
To protest the government salt tax
the salt march took place from Sabarmati ashram to the village of Gujarat, Dandi
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March 12, 1930
March 12, 1930
March 12, 1930
Salt. This was a symbolic ceremony - salt was too vlable to waste. Twenty years later Rome established a farming colony for retired soldiers on the site.