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2. (RI.2.6) Part B: How does Gandhi's repeated reference to British rule as "evil" but also
referring to Englishmen positively help to advance this purpose?
a. It is a logical appeal that highlights the differences between the British government and
the Indian government
b. It is a logical appeal that explains the cause of Indian suffering under British rule
c. It is an emotional appeal that reminds his audience that he does not blame the British
people, but only the actions of their government for the suffering in India
d. It is an emotional appeal that creates a connection between the audience and the Salt
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