Compare the Civil Rights.

Who is 1st Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.

• President Ho Chi Minh

• Mahatma Gandhi

• Civil Rights

• All are correct

Who is leadership of the Indian National Congress

• President Ho Chi Minh

• Mahatma Gandhi

• Civil Rights

• All are correct

What are the similarities between Ho Chi Minh and Mahatma Gandhi?

• They was not aligned with any particular political ideology

• They was a communist leader

• They ended colonial oppression in their country.

• All are correct

Why did both leaders support nonviolent resistance?

• They are peace-loving people.

• All of them have patriotism and desire to regain freedom for their country.

• They want to live a free life and live in a happy country.

• Emphasizing the power of peaceful protest and civil disobedience to achieve their goals.

Why do they strongly support self-determination?

• Because they have enough power and economy to decide their future.

• Because they believe that their country has the right to decide its future without outside intervention.

• Because they share the same path to regaining citizenship and self-determination.

• All are correct

When international context did Mahatma Gandhi's civil rights movement take place?

• period of global decolonization.

• complicated period of the Cold War.

• ruled by British colonialists for nearly a century.

• in a massive satyagraha campaign against the British act.

When international context did Ho Chi Minh's civil rights movement take place?

• period of global decolonization.

• complicated period of the Cold War.

• during World War I.

• during World War II.

How did Gandhi's religion and culture influence the movement?

• Communist principles.

• Secular and anti-religious.

• Hindu beliefs and the principle of Ahimsa.

• All are correct.

How did Ho Chi Minh's religion and culture influence the movement?

• Hindu beliefs.

• the principle of Ahimsa.

• communist principles.

• All are correct.

What legacy did the civil rights and independence movements leave for the nation?

• leaving behind priceless material assets.

• leaving behind valuable spiritual assets.

• leaving lasting legacies of social change and political transformation.

• Answer C is incorrect.