How did the Non-Cooperation Movement instil confidence among the Indians? 2 Marks... Best answer is sure to be marked as Brainliest!!
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The non-cooperation movement was great step forward in the course of Indian national movement.
The Indian national movement for the first time in history, acquired real mass base with the participation of different sections of Indian society such as peasants, workers, students, teachers, and women. It instilled confidence among the people. It generated a desire for freedom and inspired people to challenge the oppressive colonial rule. It transformed the Indian national congress from an deliberative assembly into an organization for action. It fostered hindu muslim unity which could be seen in the merger of the khilafat issue with this movement. The spread o the non-cooperation movement gave a new boost to the nationalism in India. At its annual session of Nagpur in December 1920 changes were made in the constitution of the congress. The goal of the non-cooperation movement was to attain swaraj within the British empire if possible and outside if necessary.
The movement failed to achieve its goals, but its ultimate gain outweighed the immediate losses.
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