3 Why does the author include the section from Jawaharlal Nehru's book?

(A) to describe the history of the British rule over the Indian people

(B) to explain the different social roles that existed in Indian culture

(C) to explain how Gandhi encouraged the people to revolt against British rule

(D) to describe what happened after the Indian people fought for independence

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Kristin Hurley

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26 December, 12:14

3 Why does the author include the section from Jawaharlal Nehru's book?

(A) to describe the history of the British rule over the Indian people

(B) to explain the different social roles that existed in Indian culture

(C) to explain how Gandhi encouraged the people to revolt against British rule

(D) to describe what happened after the Indian people fought for independence

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Myla Conrad · Answer 1

Answer: Option D.

to describe what happened after the Indian people fought for independence

Explanation:

Pudit Jawaharlal Nehru was a political man and India's independence activist and India's first prime minister who was born on November 14,1889. He became the eminent leader of India's independence movement. He struggled for India's independence and partner with foreigners. He established parliamentary government and he was noted for his neutralist policies in foreign affairs.