Why Is It Important To Resolve The Nonviolent Movement?

Introduction
Nonviolent action works as an effective method of social action, which strengthens campaign among participants, and changes the quality of communication with bystanders or ‘outsiders,’ and thus, violent actions should be discouraged due to their negative consequences. Violent actions build in people’s egos, resulting to destruction. Non-violent action in resolving campaign wakens people’s conscience, and encourage self-analysis. I sincerely support that nonviolent should be used in resolving campaign.
Reasons why I support the use of nonviolent action in resolving campaign
I support that nonviolence should be used to resolve campaign issues because it is often successful than violent means. Mahatma Gandhi used nonviolent struggle to agitate for Indian independence. Gandhi makes us realized that the philosophy of nonviolence is not a weapon for the weak people, but it’s a weapon which anybody can adopt. In 1915, Gandhi returned from South Africa to India, and he took control of the Indian national movement. He led three great famous movements that brings down the reign of British government in Indian. He stated that for nonviolence action to prevail, the people must be discipline, and brave. Gandhi did not only use his nonviolent approach to fight British colonial
The first continental congress was a meeting held by 12 delegates of the thirteen colonies in 1774. Rather than adopting violence action to call for independence from the British, the first continental congress boycott British goods. Following the boycott, importation of British goods drops by 97%, serving as an economic sanction to the Britain. This led to reduction of British profits from the colonies. This non-violent not only wakes up the people conscience, but also united people from different