<span>The socialization also involves learning the rules and norms of the society as a whole. In the early days of required education, students learned the leading culture. Today, since the culture of any country is increasingly diverse, students may learn a variety of cultural norms, not only that of the leading culture and structure relationships with people from different cultures, often many different cultures, is key in building diverse community that are potent enough to achieve significant goals.</span>
One way in which countries throughout the world view the united States after the spanish american war was that they feared the US, since the US clearly was not afraid to get involved in international affairs.
I assume you mean Mahatma (there were also other relevant Gandhis: Indira, Sonia)
Some important events in his life were:
-his time in Jail in South Africa, which made him sensitive to racism
-his involvement in the Boar War when he was an ambulance driver
-1920 Gandhi took leadership of the Indian Congress Party
-his non-cooperation movement starting in 1921
-Indian independence in 1947
Could be B but I am not 100 percent sure
