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Mohandas Gandhi
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Who was most directly involved in gaining independence for India?
Mahatma Gandhi lead the Indian people to their Independence, even though he was assassinated before India's independence against the BritishJawaharlal Nehru was the first Prime Minister, he had worked for many years with Mahatma Gandhi and others for independence.^^ -TAL
Who was the most directly involved in the Independence of India?
Ghandi.
The success of women in the west in gaining voting rights first in the US most supports the idea of what?
A spirit of independence in the west.-APEX
What was The success of women in the West gaining voting rights first in the united state most supports the ideas of?
A spirit of independence in the west.-APEX
Which event most directly to independence movement in Latin America?
The intendancy system
What was gaining independence how did most African nations set up their government?
Africa is a continent so you need to ask about a particular country.
In success of women in the west in gaining voting rights first in the US most supports the idea of?
A spirit of independence in the west.-APEX
Which was most directly affected by john lockes philosophy of natural rights?
Nova Net Answer: Declaration of Independence
After gaining independence what was the major factor that prevented many African countries from having strong economy?
After gaining independence, the major factor that prevented many African countries from having strong economies is underdevelopment. Most African countries have not been able to stand alone and they still depend on donors from the West.
Did most African nations set up their governments after gaining independence?
The new African nations tended to create governments based on European models.
In After gaining independence how did most African nations set up their governments?
The new African nations tended to create governments based on European models.
Which event had the most impact on the 13 colonies gaining their independence?
The event that had the most impact on the 13 colonies gaining their independence was the outbreak of the American Revolutionary War in 1775. The conflict escalated tensions between the colonies and Great Britain, fueled by issues like taxation without representation and British military actions. Key events, such as the Battles of Lexington and Concord and the Declaration of Independence in 1776, solidified the colonies' resolve to seek freedom. Ultimately, the war united the colonies in their struggle for independence, leading to the establishment of the United States.
