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Why did Mohandas Gandhi encourage people to practice nonviolence during their struggle for independence? A. He believed thay violence provoked negative reactions. B. He feared being imprisoned for criminal
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Why did Mohandas Gandhi encourage people to practice nonviolence during their struggle for independence?

A. He believed thay violence
provoked negative reactions.

B. He feared being imprisoned for criminal acts.

C. He had terrible experiences fighting in World War 1.

D. He was devoted to the teachings of Chritianity.​

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A would be your answer! Hope this helps
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A. He believed that violence

provoked negative reactions.

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