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Mahatma Gandhi’s is credited as having championed a nonviolent approach to reform as a practical and moral means to struggle against social injustice.
A. as having
B. with having
C. to have
D. as the one who
E. for being the one who
A. as having
B. with having
C. to have
D. as the one who
E. for being the one who
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Not so fast! You can use credit in a number of ways. For example, if credit is a noun, you can use for and to with it. When credit is a verb, you use with only if the achievement is after credit. Otherwise, you use to (if the person responsible for the achievement is being mentioned after credit).
They were credited with creating a masterpiece.
The finding was credited to the students.
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Well it's just an idiom question, took me 3 seconds 
It's 'Credited with', memorize that.
It's 'Credited with', memorize that.
(I encountered problems where credited with was correct so many times that I began to consider it a rule) 
