How did the Non-Cooperation Movement spread to the countryside and draw into its folds the struggle of peasants and tribal community.
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) Mahatma Gandhi thought that the British could establish its rule only with the cooperation of Indians. (2) It would collapse if Indians refused cooperation. (3) Gandhiji proposed that it should start in stages — first surrender of titles, second boycott of civil services, armys, police, courts and then a full civil disobedience. (4) Countrywide extensive tours were made by Gandhiji and Shaukat Ali mobilising popular support for the movement.
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