Gandhi came from a traditional Indian family, and that made it tough for him to follow his beliefs. Here’s how his background affected him:

1. Societal Expectations:

   • He faced pressure to follow the rules of society.
   • Getting married young meant he had less personal freedom.

2. Religious Influences:

   • He learned about the Hindu caste system.
   • He dealt with discrimination because of his social class.

3. Money Problems:

   • His dad had a job, but it didn’t always mean they had enough money.
   • Lack of funds made it hard for him to get an education.

Ways to Overcome Challenges:

• Focus on education to gain freedom and build a better future.
• Encourage talks between different cultures to help break down caste barriers.
• Push for changes that help improve the lives of those who are struggling.

By taking these steps, Gandhi turned the tough parts of his upbringing into a powerful force for fairness and justice.