Which detail supports Gandhi's popularity?

A. "The cortege had taken four hours to wind down from New Delhi, and it was a triumphal procession accompanied by the entire cabinet and all Gandhi's comrades of the years."

B. "What a fitting end if someone had lighted the sandalwood and the whole centre of the hard flower had burst into flames!"

C. "Gandhi's teachings are written in monumental volume, but here I am chiefly concerned with understanding his political method and the lessons it may have for us."

D. "Gandhi thought he had to put that into practice internally as well as externally, and that he could not lead Indians to freedom until he had freed himself."

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Renee Cole

26 January, 03:37

Which detail supports Gandhi's popularity?

A. "The cortege had taken four hours to wind down from New Delhi, and it was a triumphal procession accompanied by the entire cabinet and all Gandhi's comrades of the years."

B. "What a fitting end if someone had lighted the sandalwood and the whole centre of the hard flower had burst into flames!"

C. "Gandhi's teachings are written in monumental volume, but here I am chiefly concerned with understanding his political method and the lessons it may have for us."

D. "Gandhi thought he had to put that into practice internally as well as externally, and that he could not lead Indians to freedom until he had freed himself."

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Lizeth Levy · Answer 1

C. "Gandhi's teachings are written in monumental volume, but here I am chiefly concerned with understanding his political method and the lessons it may have for us."

This is the best answer to describe Gandhi's popularity, because what better way to define his influence is by other people recognizing his wisdom.