What form of resistance did mohandas ghandi believe would be most effective achieving political goals > Nonviolent. Gandhi based his political, religious and social beliefs on non-violence. He preached perseverance and restraint as virtues for the attainment of political goals (shunned use of violence). His goals were to improve immigrant Indians and Hindus rights and to bring freedom to India. He achieved his goal for getting India independence from the British rule by starting non-violent protests and refusing to use British goods. He also fasted.
Gandhi was an Indian leader and a politician (was called Mahatma). He preached the use of political will to achieve political goals. He was against the use of force.
