The concept of Satyagraha Flashcards

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How did he create ‘Satyagraha’

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Joined the Sanskrit words for ‘truth’ and ‘obstinacy’

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What was Satyagraha used to describe?

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Non-violent resistance to injustice/evil

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3
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What did Gandhi believe for everybody?

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They are created to search for the truth

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4
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Where was this ‘truth’ located?

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Present in the deepest part of everyone’s being

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5
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‘Those with a weaker grasp of truth…

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should never be forced to accept a more strongly held truth’

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Gandhi’s quote about truth?

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“To find Truth completely is to realise oneself and one’s destiny, that is, to become perfect”

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Why was non-violence essential?

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Between individual and groups, it stops violence

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8
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Define Passive Resistance

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Resisting authority by doing nothing

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Example of a Passive Resistance

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Sit down protests

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10
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What did Gandhi advocate instead?

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Non violent but active non-cooperation

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Example of Active non-cooperation

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Removing children from school

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12
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Why did Gandhi hate the term PR?

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Gandhi resisted authority by doing more than something

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