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WORLD HISTORY: GANDHI ESSAY QUESTIONS
Instructions: The in-class essay exam on the motion picture Gandhi will be based on one of the following questions. The essays that will score the highest
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Film Questions - Gandhi
15 août 2002 Gandhi - Later called Mahatma Gandhi
MAHATMA GANDHI DISCUSSION
STUDENT A's QUESTIONS (Do not show these to student B). 1). What do you know about Gandhi? 2). Why do you think Gandhi never won the Nobel Peace Prize?
50 important Questions and Answers about Mahatma Gandhi for
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Swachh Bharat Abhiyan was launched on the occasion of Mahatma Gandhi's birth anniversary. Which one was it? A. 100th. B. 125th. C. 145th. [ ANS.] 145th. [
R Gandhi: Financial frauds - prevention: a question of knowing
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Gandhi ji Quiz - Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhiji's Childhood Questions 1 What does the word Gandhi mean? A Farmer B Grocer C Lawyer D Originating from Gandhar 2 Gandhiji belonged to (caste group) A Brahmin B Kshatriya C Vaishya D Shudra 3 Gandhiji was born on A 2nd October 1869 B 2nd October 1879 C 30th January 1869 D 30th January 1879 4
Comprehension and Discussion Activities for the Movie Gandhi
1 1: India and Gandhi Brainstorm Give copies of Worksheet 1: Background Information to your students Ask students what they know about India Where is it? What is the culture like? Have students brainstorm anything they know Write their answers on the board Do another brainstorm about Gandhi Who was he? What did he do?
Which book was written by Gandhiji in Gujarati?
Q) Gandhiji’s autobiography “TThe Story of My Experiments with Truth” was originally written in Gujarati. Answer: Mahadev Desai Q) Which one of the following books is the work of Gandhiji? Answer: Hind Swaraj and My Experiments with Truth
How did Gandhi's Non-Violence Policy lead to the Jallianwala Bagh massacre?
On July 18, 1914, Gandhi returned to India and led his country to full independence after 30 years of opposition to British rule – without violence. Their non-violence policy, however, led to the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in 1919. British troops opened fire on a crowd of peaceful protesters, killing nearly 400 Indians and wounding over 1,200.
What happened to Indira Gandhi?
British troops opened fire on a crowd of peaceful protesters, killing nearly 400 Indians and wounding over 1,200. After years of peaceful protesting, meetings with world leaders, and hunger strikes by Gandhi, Britain finally granted India independence. In 1948, at the age of 79, Gandhi was assassinated by Nathuram Godse, a young Hindu fanatic.
Did Gandhi win the Nobel Peace Prize?
He was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize five times between 1937 and 1948 though he was never awarded the prize. The Nobel Committee publicly declared its regret for the omission decades later. In Johannesburg, South Africa, a statue of him was erected in the Gandhi square in October 2003.
Film Questions - Gandhi
WHG2 - Rev. 8/15/02
NameDiscussion is fine, but please do not copy answers from another student.1. What was Gandhi's response to unjust laws?
2. Why did Gandhi like to have the news media present during his public demonstrations?
3. Provide two examples of racism against "coloreds" in South Africa experienced by Gandhi.
4. What was the purpose of the national day of fasting and prayer?
5. What does Mahatma mean?
6. When the British couldn't control Gandhi, what did they usually do with him?
7. Why did millions of Indians no longer have work? What did Gandhi do about it?
8. Why did Gandhi walk to the sea?
9. When India gained its independence from Britain, who started fighting with each other?
10. What tactic did Gandhi use to stop violence among the people of India?
11. What two countries did India become after the British left? What are the major religions of
each of these countries?12. How does this film relate to the concept of imperialism?
13. How does this film relate to the concept of nationalism?
14. How does this film relate to the concept of ethnic violence?
Gandhi
Overview of the film
Gandhi was born in India during the reign of Queen Victoria when Great Britain was the strongest power in the world, and it controlled a vast overseas empire that included India, South Africa, Australia, Canada and other countries. Overcoming his painful shyness as a young man, Gandhi grew to become an inspiring leader and one of the most respected men in world history. After many years of struggle, he led India to independence from Great Britain in 1947. Gandhi never resorted to violence in his quest for India's freedom; throughout his life he taught peace and the ideals of Hinduism, Islam and Christianity.
Cast of Major Characters
(in order of appearance)Mohandas K. Gandhi - Later called, Mahatma Gandhi, he was an attorney born in India. Gandhi was a Hindu, a man of peace, and the leader of the Indian independence movement. He gained the respect of the world by using non-violent means to gain India's independence from Great Britain. We meet Gandhi as a young attorney living in the British colony of South Africa.
Kinnoch - An Indian, a Muslim, and a wealthy businessman, Kinnoch supported Gandhi's efforts to gain greater equality for Indians living in South Africa.
Charlie Andrews - An Englishman and a Christian minister, Charlie supported Gandhi in South Africa and later in India.
Walker - An American reporter for the New York Times, Walker wrote stories about Gandhi's work in South Africa and later in India.
Kasturba Gandhi - This was Gandhi's wife and life-long companion; they were married at the age of 13. Although "Ba" supported her husband's work, she didn't like to clean latrines.
Pandit Nehru - He was a friend of Gandhi's and an important leader of the independence movement in India. He became the first prime minister of India after independence.
Mohamed Al Jinnah - As the leader of the Muslims in India, Jinnah joined with Gandhi in supporting "home rule," or independence from Great Britain. Although most Indians were Hindus, the Muslims were a large religious minority group of India. Jinnah became the first president of Pakistan.
Mirabhen - As a young British woman, she came to India to join Gandhi's movement. She became like a daughter to Gandhi.
Margaret Bourke-White - A famous American photographer who met Gandhi during World War II, she documented Gandhi's later life in photographs.
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