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-ideas from the enlightenment are shared across the ocean in pamphlets, books, and newspapers
-popular sovereignty
-ideas that human political and social arrangements could be improved through human action led to attacks on the conventional way of life
-new ideas of of liberty, equality, free trade, republicanism, religious tolerance, and human rationality also attacked conventionalism and helped ignite revolutions
-these ideas were often controversial .
Used the police force, and exalted nationalism and a tight control of the industries and commerce of a country. The political philosophy became prominent in the 1920's and was first effected after ww1 by Italian Dictator Mussolini. The system had zero toleration to discent and opposition.
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This statement is TRUE.
Mahatma Gandhi (1869 – 1948) was an activitist who leaded the movement for the Independence of India against the British rulers. He promoted nonviolent civil disobedience and disorders, and continuously posed challenges to the colonial authorities. For example, in the Dandi Salt March in 1930, or when a calling for the British to Quit India took place in 1942.
Moreover, Gandhi believed in independence for India and also in tolerance, religious pluralism and coexistence. Anyway, this second part did not became true, as two separate territories emerged when the British were expelled, India (majority of Hindi people) and Pakistan (majority of Muslims).
Subsequently, his ideas and the actions he performed and that led India to independence, had inspired many civil rights and freedom movements all over the world.