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Which of the following leaders was opposed to the partitioning of India, and believed it to be a grave mistake? A. Mohammad Ali Jinnah B. Mohandas K. Gandhi C. Queen Victoria D. Martin L. King
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Which of the following leaders was opposed to the partitioning of India, and believed it to be a grave mistake? A. Mohammad Ali Jinnah B. Mohandas K. Gandhi C. Queen Victoria D. Martin L. King

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Answer:. Mohandas K. Gandhi

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Mohandas K. Gandhi was opposed to the partitioning of India, and believed it to be a grave mistake.

Answer: Letter B

Hope that helps. -UF aka Nada
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