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Why did Gandhi oppose the Rowlatt Acts?

He felt they gave undue power to a small group of Indians.

He felt they threatened freedom of the press.

He felt they were an ineffective form of civil disobedience.

He felt they promoted violence against innocent people.

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mearlbrown1977 mearlbrown1977

19-04-2018

I don't know the answer but imma pick this answer. He felt they promoted against innocent people.

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quranblacksher quranblacksher

25-04-2018

he felt they promoted violence against innocent people

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