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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Gandhi support the British during the Boer War?
2. What is Gandhi instructed to do before he gives a speech in Bombay?
3. Which item is NOT a result of Gandhi's high school friend's influence?
4. What does Gandhi do after the Congress in Calcutta concludes?
5. What is the situation like at Gandhi's house in Natal?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens when Gandhi tries his first case in India?
2. What vow does Gandhi take during his second stay in South Africa and what does the vow entail?
3. What influence does Gandhi's high school friend have on him?
4. What does Gandhi's friend, Mavji Dave, advise him to do?
5. What advice does Gandhi give to the Indian community in Pretoria after he takes interest in their plight?
6. What is the next issue the Indian Congress decides to take on after the Franchise Bill?
7. What habits does Gandhi develop while living in England that become more entrenched later in life?
8. What does Gandhi witness at the Kali temple that makes an impression on him?
9. What is Gandhi told when he wants the Congress in Calcutta to pass his resolution?
10. What action does Gandhi and his group take against the Asiatic Department in Johannesburg?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Was Gandhi being inconsistent when he chose to support the British in two wars? Was his support during two wars inconsistent with Gandhi's philosophy on non-violence? Cite specific examples from the book.
Essay Topic 2
One Gandhi observer stated that, "it cost a great deal of money to keep Gandhi living in poverty." What did that observer mean by that comment? Use examples from the book.
Essay Topic 3
Many who were part of Gandhi's inner circle considered him a father figure. What was Gandhi's attitude and actions toward his own family? Were they consistent with his public persona? Were his actions toward them motivated by his professional goals or philosophical principles? State why or why not using examples from the book.
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