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
Answer:
Planfulness
Explanation:
Planfulness: Specially pattern of thought can change them and increase the likelihood of the achievement of the goal such as generating heuristics automate the goal-oriented present attention movement, goal-related decision making to the future to make increase the salience of a distal goal and contrasted the enjoyment related goals and progress required to complete it. It will unknown if there would be stable differences intendancy to deploy particular meta-cognition during goal pursuits. A tool to assess such differences would help to identify and intervene on a personal barrier to goal assess. Planfulness that capture the person proclivity to adapt efficient goal-related recognition in pursuits their goal.
Answer: a major religious and cultural tradition of South Asia, which developed from Vedic religion.
It would be an "a.effective secondary source document" that best describes a chart developed 20 years after a historical event, since the information as had time to "settle"--although of course this doesn't automatically mean that the chart is "effective".