Thrown Off The Train 

During his early career as an attorney, Gandhi rode on a train to Pretoria. The people on the train question his status, stating that there are no colored attorneys in South Africa. Gandhi shows them his first class ticket, but they still don't believe him. Ultimately he is kicked off the train for 'lying' and refusing to move seats. 

Burning the Passes 

In 1908 during a small protest, Gandhi and a group of other Indian people burned their passes. These passes were only enforced for Indian people not the British. They were used to prove a person's citizenship. Gandhi tells the people that they should burn the passes because it is unfair that only they have to use them. The British police dislike this and arrest anyone who burns their pass. As Gandhi puts them in the fire he is beat.

State Of India/ Living In An Ashram

When Gandhi first arrives in India, he is greeted by the lower class people. He then meets another group of wealthier people. They both see and treat him as a hero. Gandhi experiences two very different parts of India, he is saddened by seeing so many people in poverty. These people are unable to afford basic necessities, especially after they can no longer sell indigo. Gandhi lives in an ashram with many different people. They are all treated equally and no one is above anyone else.

General Strike/ Amritsar Massacre

The Amritsar Massacre starts with a man speaking to a large group of people. During the gathering the British military show up and are given an order to shoot. They shoot at the Indian people, including the women and children. Later when asked, the General says he wanted to inflict a lesson that would have an impact on all of India. The massacre resulted in 1,516 deaths, with 1,650 bullets being used. 

Protestors/ Police Killed/ Gandhi's Fast 

During a peaceful protest led by Gandhi's followers, British soldiers attack them. They do not fight back at first, but then many more of Gandhi's followers attack them. The once peaceful protest turns violent, resulting in the death of one of the soldiers. When Gandhi learns of this violent attack he is ashamed, so he decides to fast as a punishment for himself. He was arrested for the 5th time shortly after and is given 6 years in jail for sedition.

March To The Sea/ Salt Tax/ Raid On Dharasana Salt Works 

Gandhi leads his followers to the sea to make salt. It is illegal to do this, people are only able to buy salt from the British. This act of defiance isn't about salt it's about provoking a response from the British and making change. Many people are arrested during the protest, yet it continues to the salt factory. At the factory protesters line up and try to enter in groups. Each time they are beaten, yet they persist peacefully. The British later call Gandhi to discuss independence for India, because they look like international jerks.