Gandhi and Ho Chi Minh Comparison

The video compares Gandhi and Ho Chi Minh, highlighting their differences and similarities as nationalist leaders. Gandhi, from India, and Ho Chi Minh, from Vietnam, had different cultural backgrounds and political ideologies. Gandhi advocated for non-violent resistance, while Ho Chi Minh supported revolutionary methods. Both leaders were symbols of their countries' struggles for independence, but their approaches and legacies differed significantly.

What is the primary reason the comparison between Gandhi and Ho Chi Minh is considered uncommon?

• They were from different continents.

• They lived in the same era.

• They had similar ideologies.

• They are rarely discussed together in historical contexts.

How did the generational gap between Gandhi and Ho Chi Minh influence their political ideologies?

• Both were influenced by the French Revolution.

• Ho Chi Minh was influenced by the Soviet Union's communist revolution.

• Gandhi was influenced by the Chinese Revolution.

• Gandhi was influenced by the American Revolution.

Which Western country did Gandhi spend significant time in during his education?

• United States

• France

• England

• Germany

What was a key difference in the political methods of Gandhi and Ho Chi Minh?

• Gandhi used violent resistance.

• Ho Chi Minh advocated for non-violence.

• Gandhi used non-violent resistance.

• Both used diplomatic negotiations.

What was Ho Chi Minh's stance on communism?

• He was a capitalist.

• He was a moderate communist.

• He was a hard-liner Stalinist.

• He rejected communism entirely.

What was Gandhi's view on the caste system in India?

• He supported it.

• He wanted to expand it.

• He was indifferent to it.

• He opposed its discrimination.

Which foreign powers did Ho Chi Minh want out of Vietnam?

• French, Japanese, and American

• British and French

• Spanish and Portuguese

• Chinese and Russian

How did Gandhi and Ho Chi Minh differ in their political power?

• Gandhi never held high political office.

• Both held similar political positions.

• Ho Chi Minh never held political power.

• Gandhi held high political office.

What was a common goal for both Gandhi and Ho Chi Minh regarding their countries?

• To establish monarchies.

• To divide their countries.

• To unite their countries.

• To maintain colonial rule.

What was the state of Gandhi and Ho Chi Minh's countries at the time of their deaths?

• Both countries were at peace.

• Both countries were still struggling for unity.

• Both countries were fully independent.

• Both countries were under colonial rule.