1A. In the twentieth century, which of the following contributed most directly improving life for India’s untouchables?
A. The separation of India and Pakistan
B. The spread of Islam
C. The goals of the Indian National Congress
D. The views of Mohandas Gandhi
Answer:D
1A. In the twentieth century, which of the following contributed most directly improving life for India’s untouchables?
A. The separation of India and Pakistan B. The spread of Islam C. The goals of the Indian National Congress D. The views of Mohandas Gandhi
Explanation: Gandhi was a key figure and proponent of improving life for all Indians, specifically those placed in a lower caste. At the time the Indian government did little to help those disenfranchised by the caste system. All other choices do not make sense in context.