Mahatma Gandhi employed nonviolent civil disobedience in his efforts toward India's independence from foreign powers.His belief reflected the idea that there are standards of right and wrong that are higher than rules created by humans.These actions reflect Kohlberg's stage of ____ morality.
A)conventional
B)postconventional
C)anticonventional
D)preconventional

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Kohlberg's postconventional stage of morality involves the recognition of universal ethical principles that are above societal norms and laws. This stage is where individuals begin to act in accordance with their own values and principles, rather than simply obeying rules and laws that may conflict with their sense of morality. Gandhi's actions in employing nonviolent civil disobedience to achieve independence for India reflect a commitment to universal ethical principles above the rules and laws created by foreign powers.

Mahatma Gandhi Employed Nonviolent Civil Disobedience in His Efforts Toward