Indian Freedom Movement: Salt March

Who led the Salt March?

• Nelson Mandela

• Winston Churchill

• Mahatma Gandhi

• Jawaharlal Nehru

When did the Salt March take place?

• January to February 1930

• May to June 1930

• September to October 1930

• March to April 1930

What was the purpose of the Salt March?

• To protest the British salt monopoly and demand the right to produce salt

• To protest against the use of salt in cooking

• To promote the use of sugar as an alternative to salt

• To celebrate the British salt monopoly

How many kilometers did the Salt March cover?

• 500 kilometers

• 200 kilometers

• 388 kilometers

• 1000 kilometers

Which city did the Salt March start from?

• Kolkata

• Mumbai

• Sabarmati

• Gandhi

Which city did the Salt March end at?

• Chennai

• Dandi

• Kolkata

• Mumbai

What slogan was popularized during the Salt March?

• Live Free or Die

• March for Freedom

• Do or Die

• Salt is Life

What impact did the Salt March have on the Indian Freedom Movement?

• The Salt March led to increased British control over India

• The Salt March galvanized public support and international attention for the Indian Freedom Movement.

• The Salt March resulted in the Indian Freedom Movement losing support

• The Salt March had no impact on the Indian Freedom Movement

Who were some of the key participants in the Salt March?

• Nelson Mandela and his allies

• Winston Churchill and his supporters

• Mother Teresa and her followers

• Mahatma Gandhi and his followers

How did the British authorities react to the Salt March?

• They awarded Gandhi with a medal for his efforts

• They ignored the Salt March and took no action

• They supported the Salt March and joined the movement

• They arrested over 60,000 people, including Mahatma Gandhi, and used force to suppress the movement.