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Mahatma Gandhi was a leader in the movement for Indian independence who advocated the use of which of the following methods of opposition to colonial rule?

• civil war

• coup d'état

• guerrilla warfare

• nonviolent protest

The Indian National Congress, led by Mohandas Gandhi, and the Muslim League both fought for

• Indian rights and independence.

• the creation of an Indian theocracy.

• the establishment of an official Indian religion.

• equal status in a commonwealth with Great Britain.

Mohandas Gandhi promoted which means to Indian independence?

• violent overthrow

• nonviolent resistance

• economic sovereignty

• international pressure

Which of the following was NOT a form of civil disobedience advocated by Mohandas Gandhi?

• boycotting British goods

• engaging in guerrilla warfare

• refusing to attend inferior schools

• withholding payment of British taxes

Mohandas Gandhi advocated for an India characterized by

• Hindu principles and ancient crafts.

• economic and technological power.

• political independence and religious pluralism.

• membership in the British Commonwealth of Nations.

All of the following are methods of nonviolent protest used by Mahatma Gandhi as part of the Indian independence movement EXCEPT

• refusing to pay taxes to the British Crown.

• organizing marches to protest unfair laws.

• freeing political prisoners.

• boycotting British products.

Through civil disobedience, Mahatma Gandhi believed that the Indian independence movement could

• gain the support of the upper class in India.

• seize control of the resources on which the British relied.

• force change without resorting to violence.

• intimidate the British government into giving up control of India.

Which product did Gandhi boycott

• tea

• salt

• wool

• sugar