Mohandas Gandhi's leadership solidified the independence movement as
a. being driven by educated elites.
b. broad based with support among the masses.
c. a regional struggle.
d. one based on religious identity.
e. one that drew support only from the lower castes.
Question 2
Mohandas Gandhi helped gain independence for India by
a. encouraging business relationships between India and Britain.
b. demonstrating Indians' loyalty to the British monarch.
c. recruiting Indians to help Britain fight off the Axis powers in World War II.
d. inspiring broad, grassroots participation in the independence movement.
e. forging alliances with leaders of other former British colonies.
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