Question

What was Gandhi’s role in India’s independence movement?

Gandhi was a political activist who advocated for nonviolent methods and noncooperation to unjust laws.

Gandhi had no role in Indian independence.

Gandhi was a counterrevolutionary advocating for violent resistance to British rule in India.

Gandhi led the Indian National Congress as chairman for several decades during the movement.

Answer 1

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Gandhi's role in India's independence movement was that he led and inspired the Indian National Congress and played a pivotal role in the country's struggle for independence. He employed various nonviolent methods such as civil disobedience, protests, boycotts, and noncooperation campaigns to challenge British rule. Gandhi's leadership and philosophy of Satyagraha (truth-force) were instrumental in mobilizing millions of Indians and gaining international support for the Indian independence movement. His efforts culminated in India achieving independence from British rule in 1947.