Border&Fall - In 1931 Mahatma Gandhi was invited to visit the textile mill workers of Lancashire; they wanted him to understand the plight being faced by India's boycott of British goods. To
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SOLVED: 1. Regarded today as an exemplar of protest activism, Gandhi's so-called "khadi campaign" encouraged Indians to spin cotton into yarn, weave that yarn into cloth, and boycott British manufactured textiles. Biased
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