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Question

5.) In what country were the six death camps established?

A.)Poland
B.)Germany
C.)Austria
D.)Russia

1.) The introduction to “Men in Our Time: Gandhi” calls Gandhi the greatest Asian since

A.)Mohammad.
B.)Kublai Khan.
C.)Buddha.
D.)Shah Jahan.

2.) What country controlled India when Gandhi was born in 1869?

A.)Great Britain
B.)China
C.)France
D.)India was still independent

3.) Why did Gandhi chose the spinning wheel as the symbol of Indian independence?

A.)It represented modernization and the acceptance of Western culture.
B.)It was an ancient Hindu symbol designed to unite India’s many religious groups.
C.)The Spinning Wheel was illegal in 20th century India, therefore a symbol of resistance.
D.)It represented self sufficiency and opposition to Western clothing.

Answer 1

1-c
2-a
3-d
5-a

Answer 2

A.) The 6 six extermination camps were all located in occupied Poland.

C.) [Gandhi is] the greatest Indian since Gautama Buddha.

A.) Great Britain - In November 1858, in her proclamation to the "Princes, Chiefs, and Peoples of India," Queen Victoria pledged to preserve the rule of Indian princes in return for loyalty to the crown. In 1876, at the urging of British prime minister Benjamin Disraeli, Queen Victoria took the title of Empress of India.

D.) The spinning wheel became the symbol of the swadeshi movement. Swadeshi was a call for only Indian products to be bought and sold in India. Gandhi encouraged small village businesses and asked the people to stop buying anything made with British machines or in British factories. Instead, everyone began make their own goods, including spinning their own cloth! The Indian people were urged to become self-reliant.

Answer 3

Come on!! Do the assigned reading and answer your own questions. Don't cheat. It cheapens your character.

Chow!!