Question

Gandhi studied law in England. Soon after, he went to South Africa to do some legal work. It was there that Gandhi felt the sting of prejudice first-hand. Like India, South Africa was also a British colony. Gandhi had been asked to give up his seat on a train by a European person. When Gandhi refused, he was arrested by British police and badly beaten. He did not fight back with fists or weapons. Instead, he vowed to work peacefully to change unjust laws that didn't protect a person's rights.
What happened to Gandhi when he refused to give up his seat on a train to a European person? Check all that apply.

Question 2 options:

He was arrested.


He was given a new seat on the train.


He was sent back to India.


He was badly beaten.

Answer 1

Answer:

He was arrested.

He was badly beaten

Answer 2

He was badly beaten, he was arrested