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Question
This is the picture of an Indian leader who was known as the ‘Father of the Nation’,
Mention the features of his non-violent struggle against the British.
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Solution
- Peaceful demonstration
- Defiance of unjust British laws
- Boycott of British goods, institutions, and services.
- The use of the charkha and khadi to promote self-reliance and the swadeshi spirit.
- Non-payment of the oppressive taxes. The idea was to bring the government to a standstill.
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| A | B |
| 1 Gandhiji | (a) Symbol of swadeshi |
| 2 Charkha | (b) Boycott of British goods |
| 3 Jallianwala Bagh | (c) Salt Satyagraha |
| 4 Dandi March | (d) 13 April 1919 |
| 5 Non-Cooperation Movement | (e) Truth and non-violence |
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