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The Non-Cooperation movement,1920 :star: - Coggle Diagram
The Non-Cooperation movement,1920 :star:
Methods
They boycotted civil services, army, police, schools, legislative councils.
Mass protests which included the farmers, workers, women and children,
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Against whom and why
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The movement was consist of these titles, such as..
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The boycott of government educational institutions, the courts, government educational institutions, the courts, government service, foreign goods, and election; and the eventual refusal to pay taxes.
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Cause of Failure
The reason was because the people were not ready for a non-violent movement, when Bhagat singh said that we need to fight for our nation.
The Indian National Congress officially called off the Non-Cooperation movement on February 12th 1922
After this incident, Gandhiji himself called off the movement since he wanted it to be non-violent.
Also, the mob burned down the police station killing 23 police officers.
On February 1st, 1922, an angry mob killed British officers by lighting a police station on fire in Chauri Chaura
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But then the non-violent movement idea by MK Gandhi sparked people's minds and they started this movement for a second try with no violence.
Impact on the people
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British understood the Indians could participate in national movements in unity and their old divide and rule policy will not work
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