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प्रश्न
What did the Non-Cooperation Movement consist of?
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उत्तर
The Non-Cooperation Movement consisted of the following:
(i) Surrendering of titles of offices and resignation from nominated posts in the local bodies.
(ii) Boycott of Government schools, colleges and law courts.
(iii) Boycott of Foreign goods and adoption of Swadeshi.
(iv) Boycott of election and other Government functions.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Why did Gandhiji appeal to the people to help the British Empire with men and money during the First World War?
Mention the reason, why Gandhiji in his struggle for freedom evolve the method of non-violence?
When and why did Gandhiji organise the Champaran Satyagraha in Bihar?
What is meant by Swadeshi?
Or
What does the word ‘Swadeshi’ as used by Gandhiji imply?
When did the Congress decide to start the Non-Cooperation Movement? Who was the leader of this movement?
With the coming of Gandhiji the National Movement started witnessing major and minor eventful happenings that made history. On the basis of this statement, describe about Champaran Satyagrahas in brief.
Give one incident in Gandhiji’s life in South Africa which taught him the technique of Satyagraha.
Give one example each to show that the following participated in the Non-Cooperation Movement, (i) Gandhiji (ii) Educated Indians and (iii) Indian masses.
The advent of Mahatma Gandhi into the Indian National Congress is 1919 brought a dramatic change in the National Movement. In this context explain four ideological tenets of the Mahatma Gandhi.
Explain the term Swadeshi and Boycott in the context of the National Movement in India.
