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What strategy did Gandhi employ to unify various Indian classes during the Civil Disobedience Movement?

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Focusing on education

2

Creating large gatherings

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Offering wide-ranging demands

4

Promising immediate independence

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Answer

C. Offering wide-ranging demands

Solution:

Gandhi aimed to unify various classes by presenting wide-ranging demands that were relevant to everyone's interests, thus fostering a collective movement.

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