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Gandhi studied Hindu philosophy and incorporated nonviolence into politics. Ideas turned into action.

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Gandhi (1869–1948) drew from Indian traditions and ethical ideas like ahimsa (non-harm), applying them to mass political action. His approach influenced civil rights movements worldwide in the 20th century.

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