A. Reasons or circumstances for launching non cooperation movenent.
B.programme and method of the movement.
C. Reason for withdrawl of the movement.
D.Importance of the movement.
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Non Cooperation Movement was launched in December 1920 adopted by the Congress as a new plan of struggle against the British government to attain swaraj.
This was called as Non Cooperation Movement as it asked people to cooperate with British.
The charkha and khadi became the symbols of the Non Cooperation Movement. Charkha means spinning wheel and khadi means hand spun cloth.
This movement had a powerful impact on India. It turned out to become a mass movement.
But this movement was called off by Mahatma Gandhi after the Chauri Chaura incident when a police station was fired in Uttar Pradesh and 22 policemen died.
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Non Cooperation Movement was launched in December 1920 adopted by the Congress as a new plan of struggle against the British government to attain swaraj.
This was called as Non Cooperation Movement as it asked people to cooperate with British.
The charkha and khadi became the symbols of the Non Cooperation Movement. Charkha means spinning wheel and khadi means hand spun cloth.
This movement had a powerful impact on India. It turned out to become a mass movement.
But this movement was called off by Mahatma Gandhi after the Chauri Chaura incident when a police station was fired in Uttar Pradesh and 22 policemen died.
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☆ NON-COOPERATION MOVEMENT ☆
(1920-1922)
>> Non cooperation movement was an important part of Indian independence movement from British rule. It was led by Mahatma Gandhi .
☆ REASONS
>> The movement was largely because of the oppressive policies of the British Government.
>> Jallian walla bagh massacre was an important cause for the launch of non-cooperation movement.In Jallian Walla bagh massacre (1919), so many innocent people were massacred. This made Indians furious.
>> The Anarchial and Revolutionary Crimes Act, popularly known as Rowlatt act (1919) and also known as Black act was also a cause for the launch of the movement. This act extended permission to arrest the victims without any trail.
>> The economic hardship and various other minor reasons also lead to the movement.
☆ PROGRAMME AND METHOD
>>They surrendered the titles and honorary positions. Indians such as Rabindhranath Tagore give up honorary names and awards given to them.
>> Indians resigned from from the membership of local bodies.
>> Boycotted elections held under the provisions of 1919 act by British government.
>> They also boycotted government functions, courts, schools and colleges.
>> They boycotted foreign goods. Foreign clothes were often burned in public fires.
>> Many national schools, colleges and panchayat courts were formed.
>> The Indian goods and handicrafts such as khadi was popularised.
☆ REASONS FOR WITHDRAWAL.
>> On 5th February 1922, a clash took place at Chauri Chaura, a small town in Uttarpradhesh. A police officers beat some volunteers who was picketing a liquor shop. A whole crowd of peasants marched towards the police chowki with some police men inside in it. Some police officers were killed.
>> Mahatma Gandhi was shocked and feeled bad about the voilence caused. Be does not want to generate any voilence among the people.
>> At the end of 3 weeks he withdrawed the movement.
☆ IMPORTANCE OF MOVEMENT
>> Even though it doesn't meet its needs, it, of course had some benefits.
>>It gave a new confidence to common peoole and taught them to ve fearless in thier political pursuit.
>> Gandhiji made Swaraj more popular, which in turn, created a feeling of patriotism.
>> Satyagraha was made the common movement of the freedom struggle.
>> Country was united for a common cause of independence from British rule.
Hope it helps. <3
ATB in advance!
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☆ NON-COOPERATION MOVEMENT ☆
(1920-1922)
>> Non cooperation movement was an important part of Indian independence movement from British rule. It was led by Mahatma Gandhi .
☆ REASONS
>> The movement was largely because of the oppressive policies of the British Government.
>> Jallian walla bagh massacre was an important cause for the launch of non-cooperation movement.In Jallian Walla bagh massacre (1919), so many innocent people were massacred. This made Indians furious.
>> The Anarchial and Revolutionary Crimes Act, popularly known as Rowlatt act (1919) and also known as Black act was also a cause for the launch of the movement. This act extended permission to arrest the victims without any trail.
>> The economic hardship and various other minor reasons also lead to the movement.
☆ PROGRAMME AND METHOD
>>They surrendered the titles and honorary positions. Indians such as Rabindhranath Tagore give up honorary names and awards given to them.
>> Indians resigned from from the membership of local bodies.
>> Boycotted elections held under the provisions of 1919 act by British government.
>> They also boycotted government functions, courts, schools and colleges.
>> They boycotted foreign goods. Foreign clothes were often burned in public fires.
>> Many national schools, colleges and panchayat courts were formed.
>> The Indian goods and handicrafts such as khadi was popularised.
☆ REASONS FOR WITHDRAWAL.
>> On 5th February 1922, a clash took place at Chauri Chaura, a small town in Uttarpradhesh. A police officers beat some volunteers who was picketing a liquor shop. A whole crowd of peasants marched towards the police chowki with some police men inside in it. Some police officers were killed.
>> Mahatma Gandhi was shocked and feeled bad about the voilence caused. Be does not want to generate any voilence among the people.
>> At the end of 3 weeks he withdrawed the movement.
☆ IMPORTANCE OF MOVEMENT
>> Even though it doesn't meet its needs, it, of course had some benefits.
>>It gave a new confidence to common peoole and taught them to ve fearless in thier political pursuit.
>> Gandhiji made Swaraj more popular, which in turn, created a feeling of patriotism.
>> Satyagraha was made the common movement of the freedom struggle.
>> Country was united for a common cause of independence from British rule.
Hope it helps. <3
ATB in advance!
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