In his speech, "Quit India", Gandhi influences India to join him in the non-violent movement for India's independence from British imperialism. He encourages Hindus and Muslims to unite as one and to make self-sacrifice in order to accomplish freedom and peace among Britain and India. Allowing people to see matters through his point of view, Gandhi lets his audience know exactly what his intentions are. He stresses that it is important the uprising from imperialism remains peaceful, because it is God who gave him this responsibility.
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