Mahatma Gandhi
a. led the movement for the independence of India with a strategy of nonviolent civil disobedience, non-cooperation, and symbolic actions.
b. argued strongly for the separation of Hindus and Muslims and advocated the creation of both India and Pakistan for the different religions.
c. was the first Hindu prime minister of India and preserved close ties between India and Great Britain.
d. rejected the idea that India needed independence from Britain, and called for a voice in parliament and economic freedom instead.
a
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