Understanding Gandhi's Ideas

What is Gandhi’s overall goal in writing this letter?

• To seek support for India's independence

• To express gratitude for British rule

• To request financial aid

• To criticize Western civilization

How does Gandhi explain why British rule in India is unfair?

• He argues that British rule is beneficial for India.

• He believes that British rule is fair and just.

• He explains that British rule exploits India's resources and people.

• He states that British rule is necessary for India's development.

What is Gandhi's proposed solution to the problem?

• Implementing a new policy

• Increasing budget allocation

• Improving communication channels

• Conducting more research

How has British rule affected India’s economy, politics, and culture?

• It led to significant economic growth, political stability, and cultural preservation.

• It caused economic exploitation, political suppression, and cultural changes.

• It had no impact on India's economy, politics, or culture.

• It resulted in India's immediate independence and cultural renaissance.

What specific words does Gandhi use to describe the negative effects of British rule?

• Oppressive and exploitative

• Benevolent and kind

• Neutral and fair

• Supportive and helpful

How does Gandhi describe his attitude toward the British people?

• He harbors resentment towards them.

• He feels indifferent towards them.

• He has a friendly attitude towards them.

• He is hostile towards them.

What does Gandhi say about individual Englishmen who support his cause?

• They are misguided.

• They are brave.

• They are traitors.

• They are allies.

Gandhi chooses to focus on the Salt Act because:

• it was a major source of revenue for the British.

• it affected all Indians and was a symbol of British oppression.

• it was the easiest law to break.

• it was the only law that could be protested peacefully.

Who suffers the most because of the Salt Act law?

• Citizens

• Government

• Businesses

• Environment

How does challenging the Salt Act connect to Gandhi's larger goal of independence?

• It was a symbolic act of defiance against British rule.

• It was a way to gain international attention.

• It was a method to increase salt production.

• It was a strategy to improve economic conditions.