How is the concept of personal suffering used as a context clue in Gandhi's statement?

A. He provides it as an example to explain his view of passive resistance.

B. He uses it as a way to compare and contrast gentleness and force.

C. He uses it to explain his views on seizure and conquest.

D. He uses it to illustrate the impacts of forceful resistance.

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Allen Hoover

23 March, 12:30

How is the concept of personal suffering used as a context clue in Gandhi's statement?

A. He provides it as an example to explain his view of passive resistance.

B. He uses it as a way to compare and contrast gentleness and force.

C. He uses it to explain his views on seizure and conquest.

D. He uses it to illustrate the impacts of forceful resistance.

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Jovanni Mccarthy · Answer 1

How is the concept of personal suffering used as a context clue in Gandhi's statement?

A. He provides it as an example to explain his view of passive resistance.

B. He uses it as a way to compare and contrast gentleness and force.

C. He uses it to explain his views on seizure and conquest.

D. He uses it to illustrate the impacts of forceful resistance.

Gandhi was a revolutionator, he believed that the suffer he got will bring freedom to people of india because he was always in one principal. He said that he would rather die a dog's death and has his bone licked by dog than he returned home as a broken man.

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B. He uses it as a way to compare and contrast gentleness and force.