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Non cooperation movement (1920-22) was started as a reponce to Jalianwala Bagh Massacre, Khilafat movement, war time oppression. It was the beginning of mass struggle in Gandhian Era.
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Gandhiji's way of Non-cooperation movement
- Non-violence - he asked everybody to refrain from all kinds of violence.
- Peaceful protests by picketing, boycotting foreign goods, promoting swadeshi goods.
- Hindu-muslim unity to be bedrock of the movement.
- Participation from all sections like women, students, farmers etc.,
Non cooperation movement was Negative enough to be peaceful
- The movement saw participation from all sections of people and hence became difficult to be peaceful.
→ Peasants revolted against Zamindars - Mapillah revolts
- Chauri Chaura incident - occured when people were agitated and hence killed the police.
- Rampa rebellion against Britishers was a violent revolt.
- Violence was seen at some places during picketing, boycott of goods.
Non-cooperation movement's positive impacts
- Arouse feeling of nationalism and patriotism in masses.
- Showcased hindu-muslim unity.
- Britisher's understood the growing resentment in the population and used repressive methods.
- Particapation from women was against older beliefs.
- Participation from peasants made it a all-inclusive movement.
- Strength of mass struggle.
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Non-cooperation movement proved to be a watershed movement in Indian freedom struggle movement.
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