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Question
Give one example each to show that the following participated in the Non-Cooperation Movement, (i) Gandhiji (ii) Educated Indians and (iii) Indian masses.
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Solution
(i) In order to give an example from his own life, Gandhiji returned the medals, he had been awarded from his work in South Africa.
(ii) Many educated Indians also returned their degrees, titles and honours.
(iii) People boycotted Government functions. The lawyers gave up their legal practice, students left their schools and colleges, teachers submitted their resignation and worked for the Movement.
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