After becoming leader of the Indian National Congress in 1921, Mahatma Gandhi rallied peasants, farmers, and workers in India to help the country become independent of foreign rule. One factor that eventually helped India become independent was A. a rise in Indian nationalism. B. an attack on South Africa. C. money from the British government. D. the use of advanced weapons.

Which of the following answers best describe why the fugitive slave act was so controversial? a fugitive slaves who were caught were to be sent back to africa, and southern states disagreed with this practice. b it required all runaway slaves to be sentenced to death, and most people were against this extreme form of punishment. c fugitive slaves were required to work twice as long before they could be freed, and northern states opposed this. d it required all americans to return runaway slaves to their owners, and abolitionists in free states opposed this law.