<span>Mongols "didn't bring all or part of India under one rule". Probably you are interpreting Mughals to mean Mongols, which is extremely tendentious reportage on your part, to hold any substance. The distance from India sharpened your ignorance, as India was never part of any Mongolian Empire.
The only brush with Mongols (not any of its derivatives) was when Timur the lame (Timurlang or Tamerlane), overran the North Indian plains in 1299, pillaging, looting & killing, that people called him the great scourge. He never stopped anywhere but returned to the Central Asian liar. Whole Villages who were able to get advance information of his impending army raid used to run into the surrounding forests with just the clothes on, to save their lives from sure death. The brief interlude died as quickly as it started.</span>
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Land disputes, political differences, taxation without representation, betrayal... list goes on
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He did not start his electricity project in Philadelphia
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Because they never say which state he found or worked on his project for electricity
The right question is C. World War II.
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born on 2 October 1869 in British India and died on 30 January 1948 at the age of 78. His political and spiritual leadership started early in his life, with the age of 23, in 1893 he moved to South Africa and spent 21 years in that country. He participated at the South African Civil right activism until 1914. He returned to India in 1915 and until 1947 he struggled for Indian independence from the United Kingdom. During this period, 1938-1945, World War II exploded with all its destruction and mass murderers.
