Why did Mohandas Gandhi urge his fellow Indians to boycott British goods, to take their children out of British schools, and to refuse to pay British taxes? A. He wanted to convince the British government to appoint him the leader of India. B. He was seeking revenge for the way he had been treated while he was a student in Britain. C. He knew that these measures would end racial oppression in South Africa. D. He believed that such nonviolent actions were effective ways to battle injustice.