Question

what does satyagraha mean?
○ the untouchables
○ the pursuit of truth
○ natal indian congress
○ violent protests

Explanation:

Satyagraha is a term coined by Mahatma Gandhi, derived from Sanskrit roots meaning "truth" (satya) and "firmness" (agraha), directly translating to the pursuit of truth through nonviolent resistance. The other options are unrelated: "the Untouchables" refers to the Dalit caste, Natal Indian Congress was a political organization, and satyagraha explicitly rejects violent protests.

Answer:

B. the pursuit of truth