Question
This 1931 cartoon shows the imprisonment of Mohandas Gandhi by Lord Willingdon, a government official in India. What conclusion can be drawn based on the cartoon?
A.
Gandhi's sacrifices and commitment to nonviolent protest inspired the Indian independence movement.
B.
Gandhi's speeches led to a socialist revolution that threatened British colonial rule in India.
C.
Gandhi's treatment by Indian authorities inspired the Indian people to violently overthrow their government.
D.
Gandhi's arrest by the British caused the Indian people to give up their fight for independence.
A.
Gandhi's sacrifices and commitment to nonviolent protest inspired the Indian independence movement.
B.
Gandhi's speeches led to a socialist revolution that threatened British colonial rule in India.
C.
Gandhi's treatment by Indian authorities inspired the Indian people to violently overthrow their government.
D.
Gandhi's arrest by the British caused the Indian people to give up their fight for independence.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The best conclusion that can be drawn based on the cartoon depicting Mohandas Gandhi's imprisonment by Lord Willingdon is:
**A. Gandhi's sacrifices and commitment to nonviolent protest inspired the Indian independence movement.**
This option reflects Gandhi's role as a leader in the fight for Indian independence through nonviolent means and suggests that his imprisonment served to galvanize support for the independence movement rather than diminish it.
**A. Gandhi's sacrifices and commitment to nonviolent protest inspired the Indian independence movement.**
This option reflects Gandhi's role as a leader in the fight for Indian independence through nonviolent means and suggests that his imprisonment served to galvanize support for the independence movement rather than diminish it.