In this clip, Gandhi and his wife speak out against cloth made in England that is sold very inexpensively and drove many Indians to poverty.

In this clip, British officer Reginald Dyer who ordered his troops to fire on peaceful protesters (resulting in the Jallianwala Bagh massacre) testifies in front of a committee where he justifies his actions.

In this clip, Gandhi makes a speech to denounce the difference of standards Indian citizens are given in the British Empire. He burns his papers and South African police try to forcefully stop him.

In this clip, Gandhi explains to a reporter how he intends to use civil disobedience to have the government hear him.

Gandhi gives a speech in which he advocates for non-violent opposition to an unjust law. He acknowledges that there will be consequences for not abiding by the law, but he urges his fellow residents to not give the British their obedience and to do so peacefully.