Non-Cooperation Movement democratized India's freedom struggle but suffered from inherent limitations. Discuss.
Introduction
Non-Cooperation movement started on Aug 21, 1920 as a response to Khilafat wrongs and Jallianwala Bagh massacre.
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How it democratized India's freedom struggle:
[Religious Harmony]: This saw largest participation of Muslims all over the country. They were among highest arrests.
[Women, children]: Women engaged in peaceful protest, picqueting of shops and boycott of foreign cloth. Children left schools and colleges and joined.
[Peasants]: Peasants identified with movement and used it to voice their grievances against landlords and British. Eka movement, Maplha Revolt took place during non-cooperation.
Aditya Heyday Upadhyay
The Freedom Struggle
Gandhian Phase
Non-Cooperation Movement - impact and limitations
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