Why did Mohandas Gandhi organize nonviolent protests in South Asia?

A. He disagreed with India's policy of nonalignment.

B. He felt that the Indian government was not capable of ruling it's people.

C. He was discouraged by the decline of the Mughal Empire.

D. He wanted India to become independent from colonial rule.

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Harold Brennan

Social Studies

20 August, 10:09

Why did Mohandas Gandhi organize nonviolent protests in South Asia?

A. He disagreed with India's policy of nonalignment.

B. He felt that the Indian government was not capable of ruling it's people.

C. He was discouraged by the decline of the Mughal Empire.

D. He wanted India to become independent from colonial rule.

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Gia Dalton · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter D

Mahatma Gandhi was a recognized Indian activist who fought during the 1920s and 1940s for the end of the English colonial regime and for India's independence.