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What happens when nonviolent methods are practised under conditions of governmental tolerance?
What happens when nonviolent methods are practised under conditions of governmental tolerance?
- They are considered as violent methods.
- They are prohibited by the government.
- They require great courage and have a powerful impact.
- They have a limited impact and are insignificant. (correct)
What is the goal of non-cooperation in the face of institutional injustice and discrimination?
What is the goal of non-cooperation in the face of institutional injustice and discrimination?
- To actively participate in the normal functioning of society.
- To use violent methods to achieve a goal.
- To cooperate with the government to achieve a common goal.
- To refuse to act in ways which are considered 'normal'. (correct)
What is one of the ways non-violent intervention can be implemented?
What is one of the ways non-violent intervention can be implemented?
- By cooperating with the government to achieve a common goal.
- By creating parallel social and economic institutions. (correct)
- By boycotting social institutions.
- By using violent methods to achieve a goal.
What event sparked the non-cooperation movement in 1920?
What event sparked the non-cooperation movement in 1920?
What is the difference between non-violent intervention and non-cooperation?
What is the difference between non-violent intervention and non-cooperation?
What was the purpose of Gandhi's Satyagraha movement?
What was the purpose of Gandhi's Satyagraha movement?
Which of the following leaders was inspired by Gandhi's teachings?
Which of the following leaders was inspired by Gandhi's teachings?
What is one of the effects of non-cooperation?
What is one of the effects of non-cooperation?
What is the common goal of nonviolent methods?
What is the common goal of nonviolent methods?
What is a key aspect of Gandhi's philosophy?
What is a key aspect of Gandhi's philosophy?
What is an example of a non-cooperation technique used by Gandhi?
What is an example of a non-cooperation technique used by Gandhi?
What is the primary distinction between non-violence and pacifism?
What is the primary distinction between non-violence and pacifism?
According to Gandhi, what is the meaning of the term 'Satyagraha'?
According to Gandhi, what is the meaning of the term 'Satyagraha'?
What does US President Barack Obama see Gandhi as an embodiment of?
What does US President Barack Obama see Gandhi as an embodiment of?
What is the main goal of non-violent action?
What is the main goal of non-violent action?
Which of the following is NOT a form of non-violent action?
Which of the following is NOT a form of non-violent action?
What is the primary characteristic of non-violent action?
What is the primary characteristic of non-violent action?
What is the main difference between non-violent action and institutionalized political methods?
What is the main difference between non-violent action and institutionalized political methods?
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