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What is a fundamental aspect of non-violence as opposed to pacifism?
What is a fundamental aspect of non-violence as opposed to pacifism?
- It is a passive state of mind
- It requires courage and is dangerous (correct)
- It is easy to accept and harmless
- It advocates for physical force
What does the term 'Satyagraha' literally mean?
What does the term 'Satyagraha' literally mean?
- Fighting for justice
- Holding onto power
- Holding onto truth (correct)
- Fighting for freedom
According to Gandhian philosophy, what is the primary goal of non-violent action?
According to Gandhian philosophy, what is the primary goal of non-violent action?
- To use physical force
- To seek revenge
- To defeat the opponent
- To persuade and convince others (correct)
What is NOT a form of non-violent action proposed by Gandhi?
What is NOT a form of non-violent action proposed by Gandhi?
What are the three main forms of non-violent action?
What are the three main forms of non-violent action?
What is the primary difference between pacifism and non-violence?
What is the primary difference between pacifism and non-violence?
What is the primary characteristic of nonviolent action when it confronts unpopular or controversial views?
What is the primary characteristic of nonviolent action when it confronts unpopular or controversial views?
What is the main objective of non-cooperation in the face of institutional injustice?
What is the main objective of non-cooperation in the face of institutional injustice?
What is the term for the active inclusion and unsettling presence of people in the natural processes of social institutions?
What is the term for the active inclusion and unsettling presence of people in the natural processes of social institutions?
What is the consequence of non-cooperation in terms of the functioning of society?
What is the consequence of non-cooperation in terms of the functioning of society?
What is an example of non-violent intervention?
What is an example of non-violent intervention?
What is the outcome of non-violent intervention in terms of success or repression?
What is the outcome of non-violent intervention in terms of success or repression?
What was the main trigger that led to the Non-cooperation movement in 1920?
What was the main trigger that led to the Non-cooperation movement in 1920?
Which of the following is NOT a technique used in Gandhi's Satyagraha movement?
Which of the following is NOT a technique used in Gandhi's Satyagraha movement?
What is the main idea behind Gandhi's concept of non-cooperation?
What is the main idea behind Gandhi's concept of non-cooperation?
Which of the following world leaders was inspired by Gandhi's teachings?
Which of the following world leaders was inspired by Gandhi's teachings?
What is the significance of Gandhi's philosophy in the modern world?
What is the significance of Gandhi's philosophy in the modern world?
What is the core principle of Gandhi's philosophy of non-violent resistance?
What is the core principle of Gandhi's philosophy of non-violent resistance?
