Non-Cooperation Movement democratized India's freedom struggle but suffered from inherent limitations. Discuss. (10 marks, 150 words)
Introduction
Non Cooperation Movement was launched from calculated sermon against oppressive British practices and failure of monitored reforms in 1919.
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Main Body
Demonstrated freedom struggle:
① Widespread 'communal solidarity' by Khilafat & NCM merging
② participation of student and common people - by Congress Committee in provinces & taluk
③ Education development plan - by Jamia Millia Islamia & BHU established
④ Promoted anti-untouchability movement
⑤ Swadeshi cloth's and promotion of khadi & charkha
Inherent Limitations:
① Failed to reach villages and to generated local level - by unique CDM of 1920.
② Women participation was limited
③ Peasants agitations were not addressed - by unlike CDM which saw them in harvest fold.
④ Communal @uestone - by Nopalan Rebellion
⑤ Capitalist vis (Burmas class opposed) - by fear of british pelelic.
① Non violence broadened - by chaurir chaura incidence.
However, NCM has set the ball rolling for swaraj, that feel to Indian independence in 1947.
- Identifies democratic aspects of NCM
- Mentions Khilafat merger
- References educational institutions established
- Good integration of examples
Rishabh Choudhary
The Freedom Struggle
The Freedom Struggle — its various stages and important contributors/contributions from different parts of the country
Non-Cooperation Movement
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