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What was the primary significance of the Salt March (1930) led by Mahatma Gandhi?
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- 1It initiated a nationwide civil disobedience movement against the British salt monopoly.✓
- 2It directly led to the immediate independence of India from British rule.
- 3It primarily aimed to improve the economic conditions of salt manufacturers in India.
- 4It was solely a symbolic gesture with minimal impact on the Indian independence movement.
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It initiated a nationwide civil disobedience movement against the British salt monopoly.
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