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Examine the methods adopted by indians during the Non-Cooperation movement

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Answered by monu7bishnoi
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the methods adopted by indians during the non cooperation movement are:
1. they returened the tiles given/ awarded by british government.
2.Indians boycotted the services given by british goverment like civil service, army,police etc.
3. boycotted the foreign goods
4. slowly slowly it became a civil disobedience movement.
Answered by pchoudhury52
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Gandhiji suggested that the non cooperation movement should be carried out in stages. The following are some of the methods adopted by gandhiji during the non cooperation movement:

1. To begin with, people were asked to surrender the titles awarded by the government.

2. Next was to be the boycott of civil services, army Police, courts, legislative councils, schools and foreign goods by the Indian.

3. Following these developments, if the government used repression, a civil disobedience campaign would be launched.

4. An extensive tour throughout india was another proposal to mobilise popular support for the movement.

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