Gandhi and Indian Independence

What is nonviolent resistance?

• Nonviolent resistance is a method of protest that only involves verbal communication.

• Nonviolent resistance is a strategy that involves the use of physical force and violence.

• Nonviolent resistance is a method of protest or opposition that does not involve the use of physical force or violence.

• Nonviolent resistance is a form of passive acceptance and submission.

What is civil disobedience?

• The act of following all laws and government orders without question.

• The act of intentionally breaking a law or disobeying a government order as a form of protest against perceived injustice or unfairness.

• The act of peacefully protesting without breaking any laws.

• The act of intentionally breaking a law or disobeying a government order as a form of support for perceived injustice or unfairness.

What was the Satyagraha movement?

• The Satyagraha movement was a political party formed by Mahatma Gandhi.

• The Satyagraha movement was a religious festival celebrated in India.

• The Satyagraha movement was a violent uprising against British rule in India.

• The Satyagraha movement was a nonviolent resistance movement led by Mahatma Gandhi in India during the Indian independence movement.

What was the impact of Gandhi's leadership?

• Gandhi's leadership had a negative impact on India's independence movement and the world.

• Gandhi's leadership had a significant impact on India's independence movement and the world.

• Gandhi's leadership had no impact on India's independence movement.

• Gandhi's leadership only impacted India's independence movement but not the world.

Which of the following is NOT a subtopic related to Gandhi?

• Indian independence movement

• Religion

• Nonviolence

• Quantum mechanics

What was the main goal of Gandhi's nonviolent resistance?

• To promote violence and overthrow the British government.

• To establish a communist government in India.

• To achieve independence and freedom for India from British colonial rule.

• To maintain the status quo and continue British colonial rule in India.

Which of the following is an example of civil disobedience?

• Nelson Mandela participating in the Defiance Campaign

• Mahatma Gandhi leading the Salt March

• Rosa Parks refusing to give up her seat on a bus

• Martin Luther King Jr. leading the Montgomery Bus Boycott

What does Satyagraha mean?

• Political power

• Physical force

• Truth force or soul force

• Nonviolence

How did Gandhi's leadership impact the world?

• Gandhi's leadership impacted the world by promoting nonviolent resistance, inspiring civil rights movements, and advocating for independence and equality.

• Gandhi's leadership had no impact on the world

• Gandhi's leadership led to increased violence and conflict

• Gandhi's leadership resulted in economic decline and poverty