1.' PART A: What is the central idea of the text?
O A It took longer for Gandhi to create positive
change in India because he refused to use
violence.
OB Gandhi was not arrested for making his own salt,
as it was considered a small crime by the
government.
O C Only the British were allowed to make their own
salt, which Indians were forced to steal it in order
to survive.
O D Gandhi peacefully protested the British tax of
salt to bring about change in India.

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