- Because he was an Indian and refused to move from the first-class compartment.
- They were sent as indentured laborers to work on plantations and in mines.
- To publicize the injustice and gain support for the cause of Indian rights.
- d. be treated equally
- b. peacefully
- To protest against discriminatory laws and assert their dignity by rejecting official documents that symbolized oppression.
- He remained calm, did not resist, and forgave his attackers, staying true to his principle of nonviolence.
- Because he challenged racial discrimination and British authority through peaceful protest, which angered authorities and some white citizens.
- Gandhi believed it meant responding to violence with love and forgiveness, turning the other cheek as a moral and spiritual act of resistance, not submission.
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