Exploring the Life and Legacy of Gandhi

The video explores the life and impact of Mahatma Gandhi, a key figure in India's struggle for independence. It covers his early life, education, and experiences with racism in South Africa, which shaped his philosophy of non-violent protest. Returning to India, Gandhi became a leader in the independence movement, organizing campaigns and protests against British rule. Despite achieving independence, the partition of India and Pakistan led to significant challenges. Gandhi's legacy of non-violence influenced global civil rights leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and Nelson Mandela.

What were some of the key values Gandhi's parents instilled in him?

• Materialism and wealth

• Aggression and dominance

• Isolation and solitude

• Vegetarianism and non-violence

Where did Gandhi first experience significant racial discrimination?

• United States

• South Africa

• United Kingdom

• India

What was Gandhi's role upon returning to India in 1915?

• He became a British official

• He led the Indian independence movement

• He started a business

• He became a religious leader

What did Gandhi's followers call him, which means 'father'?

• Guru

• Bapu

• Mahatma

• Swami

What was the significance of the Salt March led by Gandhi in 1930?

• It was a protest against a tax on salt

• It was a religious pilgrimage

• It was a march to promote education

• It was a campaign to support British goods

What was the outcome of Gandhi's 21-day fast in 1933?

• It promoted Western clothing

• It protested the unfair treatment of untouchables

• It resulted in the end of British rule

• It led to his imprisonment

What was the Quit India Movement?

• A campaign to increase taxes

• A movement to end British support in World War II

• A campaign to promote Western clothing

• A movement to support British rule

What major event occurred on August 15, 1947?

• The Quit India Movement started

• The Salt March began

• India became an independent nation

• Gandhi was assassinated

Who was inspired by Gandhi's principles of non-violence?

• Adolf Hitler

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• Winston Churchill

• Joseph Stalin

What was the reason behind Gandhi's assassination?

• He was against non-violence

• He promoted Western clothing

• He supported the partition of India

• He was a British spy