Over the course of the text, what is Gandhi's tone toward the English people and Lord Irwin? (Tone refers to his attitude and demeanor toward them). Some examples of
one's tone might be "aggressive" or "sarcastic" or "pleasant." If you're not sure, what
his tone is, re-read the last two paragraphs of the text.

How would you characterize Gandhi's tone toward Lord Irwin in this letter? Why do
you think that?

Read this excerpt from i never had it made. winning his directors' approval was almost insignificant in contrast to the task which now lay ahead of the dodger president. he made certain that word of his plans did not leak out, particularly to the press. next, he had to find the ideal player for his project, which came to be called "rickey's noble experiment." this player had to be one who could take abuse, name-calling, rejection by fans and sportswriters and by fellow players not only on opposing teams but on his own. he had to be able to stand up in the face of merciless persecution and not retaliate. on the other hand, he had to be a contradiction in human terms; he still had to have spirit. he could not be an uncle tom. his ability to turn the other cheek had to be predicated on his determination to gain acceptance. once having proven his ability as player, teammate, and man, he had to be able to cast off humbleness and stand up as a full-fledged participant whose triumph did not carry the poison of bitterness. which is the central idea of this excerpt? a. rickey is frustrated with the cruel treatment of his players. b. rickey needs a strong man of purpose to represent integration. c. rickey hopes to find a player willing to fight members of the press. d. rickey wants to interview athletes to assess their personalities.