Gandhi

The purpose of Gandhi's actions such as the Salt March and the textile boycott was to

• begin a cycle of armed revolution

• draw attention to critical issues

• increase the strength of the military

• resist the power of religious leaders

What religion was Gandhi?

• Hindu
• Christian
• Sikh
• Jewish

Gandhi's first experience with discrimination in S. Africa happens on the....

• plane
• train
• taxi
• city bus

How did Gandhi's strategies hurt the British?

• The British took heavy casualties during protests.

• The British lost territories in the Pacific

• The British lost a lot of money through Indian boycotts

• The British lost a major ally in the U.S.

Where did Gandhi study to be a lawyer?

• India

• South Africa

• America

• Britain

During the a popular boycott, Gandhi encouraged Indians to make their own ______________

• dye for clothing

• bread

• ammunition

• cloth

What does this quote mean "An eye for an eye leaves the world blind"

• Violence can be ignored.
• Violence should be equally used.
• Violence only affects those that deserve it.
• No one benefits from violence or revenge.

Which two religions had the most reported conflict in India?

• Muslims and Jews

• Christians and Hindu

• Buddhists and Hindus

• Muslims and Hindus

Why did Gandhi burn his South African pass?

• The information about him was incorrect

• He thought passes were discrimminatory

• In his youth, he believed in violence

• He was pressured to do so by his friends

Charlie Andrew was Gandhi's white friend who helped bring attention to the causes important to India. What was Charlie's occupation?

• Businessman

• teacher

• Clergyman

• doctor