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verb After five weeks, Mohandas gandhi arrived in Durban, on the east coast of south Africa. start learning
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noun In 1893, south africe was not one nation, but several separate provinces start learning
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pronoun In 1893, south africe was not one nation, but several separate provinces start learning
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adj and verb In 1893, south africa was not one nation, but several separate provinces start learning
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noun The british had large sugar and coffee farms in Natal start learning
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verb The british had been bringing farm workers from india to work on these farms start learning
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noun The british had been bringing farm workers from india to work on these farms start learning
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noun and adverb Half of them were white people, one quarter were indian, and one quarter were African. start learning
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noun and verb Half of them were white people, one quarter were indian, and one quarter were African start learning
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noun and verb He was surprised when he met Gandhi start learning
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noun Who was wearing an expensive black suit with a pocket watch as well as a black turban start learning
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noun Who was wearing an expensive black suit with a pocket watch as well as a black turban start learning
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noun Who was wearing an expensive black suit with a pocket watch as well as a black turban start learning
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verb because at that time Muslim indians wore long clothes and large turbans while christian indians wore western clothes start learning
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noun and verb The judge stared at Gandih and finally told him to take off his turban start learning
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noun and verb The judge stared at Gandih and finally told him to take off his turban start learning
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adverb The judge stared at Gandih and finally told him to take off his turban start learning
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noun and verb The judge stared at Gandih and finally told him to take off his turban start learning
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noun and verb The next day a newspaper reported this story, and called Gandhi an "unwelcome visitor" start learning
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noun The next day a newspaper reported this story, and called Gandhi an "unwelcome visitor" start learning
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verb Gandhi wrote to the newspaper and explained that the turban was an important part of his indian life start learning
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verb Gandhi continued to wear his turban while he lived in south Africa start learning
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noun Abdullah sheth had had an argument with an indian who owed him a lot of money start learning
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verb Abdullah sheth had had an argument with an indian who owed him a lot of money start learning
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noun After only a week in Durban, Gandhi bought his train ticket and began the long journey start learning
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