What significant concept did Gandhi develop during his time in South Africa?

The concept of Satyagraha, which is a method based on truth and non-violence.

Gandhi was born in ___ in the year 1869.

Porbandar

True or False: Gandhi returned to India in 1910.

False. Gandhi returned to India in January 1915.

In which three significant struggles did Gandhi become involved in 1917 and 1918?

The struggles in Champaran (Bihar), Ahmedabad, and Kheda (Gujarat).

Fill in the blank: Gandhi founded the ___ to oppose the racist policies of the South African government.

Natal Indian Congress.

Multiple Choice: Which year did Gandhi go to England to study law? 
A) 1885 
B) 1888 
C) 1890 
D) 1893

B) 1888.

True or False: Gandhi believed that non-violence is a passive approach.

False. Gandhi viewed non-violence as a positive and active force.

Fill in the blank: Swadeshi advocates for the production of all essential goods within ___ .

The country

Riddle: I am a spinning wheel that symbolizes self-reliance in India. What am I?

Charkha

The Non-Cooperation Movement officially began on ___?

August 31, 1920.

True or False: The Rowlatt Act was enacted to support the Indian National Movement.

False. The Rowlatt Act was enacted to suppress the Indian National Movement.

Fill in the blank: Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel played a crucial role in the ___ Satyagraha.

Kheda

Why did Indian Muslims, led by Muhammad Ali and Shaukat Ali, start the Khilafat Movement during World War I?

They were angered because Britain fought against Turkey, which was seen as the protector of Muslim holy sites.

Multiple Choice: What did the Congress expect in return for supporting the British government during World War I? A) Independence B) Economic Aid C) Self-Government D) Military Support

C) Self-Government.