1. Gandhi called for what non-violent non-cooperation?
(a) The boycotting of all British stores.
(b) The boycotting of meat.
(c) The boycotting of everything British.
(d) The boycotting of public transportation.

2. Nehru visited one day and argued against what?
(a) Ending the civil disobedience.
(b) Postponing the civil disobedience.
(c) Extending the civil disobedience.
(d) Another civil disobedience.

3. Gandhi had made "humility and truth more powerful than ______________."
(a) Love.
(b) Empires.
(c) God.
(d) Mankind.

4. Gandhi's philosophy was that for Indians to be treated fairly, they needed to do what?
(a) Leave South Africa.
(b) Become wealthy.
(c) Improve themselves and discard any bad habits.
(d) Attack government officials.

5. Gandhi was offered a position as a lawyer in _________ which he accepted.
(a) South America.
(b) Nepal.
(c) South Africa.
(d) India.

Short Answer Questions

1. By the time Nehru left the ashram, Fischer could detect that Nehru was being won over, later becoming a stronger advocate of____________ than Gandhi himself.

2. Gandhi and his followers were still most concerned about what?

3. How was Gandhi as a lawyer in Rajkot and Bombay?

4. Gandhi expressed his rather unconventional thoughts on what in his first book, HIND SWARAJ OR INDIAN HOME RULE?

5. Gandhi told the masses not to wear what?

(see the answer key)

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