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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When WWII broke out, what did England quickly do?
(a) Freed India.
(b) Ignored India.
(c) Engaged India.
(d) Sent troops to India.

2. Why did Nehru and the others agree with the plan regarding Pakistan?
(a) They did not want to live in the same country as Moslems.
(b) They believed it is a good idea.
(c) They did not want to delay India's freedom.
(d) They wanted Moslems to have their own country.

3. The leaders of the untouchables or Harijans immediately met with whom?
(a) Hindu leaders.
(b) Muslim leaders.
(c) Indian leaders.
(d) British leaders.

4. Gandhi was considering another civil disobedience that he called what?
(a) Quit England.
(b) Forget India.
(c) Quit India.
(d) Where is India?

5. In August 1946, Nehru was authorized to do what?
(a) Return to England.
(b) Vote.
(c) Protest the formation of an Indian government.
(d) Form the first Indian government.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Gandhi think about Christ?

2. Was Gandhi attaining his goal?

3. Prime Minister Churchill was a purist and would not allow India to do what?

4. A renewed effort on England's part was borne from what?

5. What did Gandhi do when all parties agreed to end the violence in Calcutta?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happened when the agreement was signed?

2. Why could Gandhi not convert to Christianity?

3. Did Gandhi win India's freedom? How was he treated when he returned home?

4. Describe Gandhi's ashram.

5. What did Gandhi think about Christianity and other religions?

6. What took place in August of 1946?

7. Why was the twenty-second of every month important to Gandhi?

8. What took place in March of 1946?

9. How did Gandhi feels about the first agreement? What happened after he gave his response regarding this agreement?

10. How did Gandhi act when he was once again put into jail?

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