Question

how did women took part in civil disobedience movement

Answer 1

The Women of India had contributed remarkably in various nonviolent

movements started for India's freedom. Their non-violent movements

can be broadly analysed in three deferent phases namely Non-Cooperation

Movement (1920 – 1922) and Civil Disobedience Movement (1930 – 1934)

and Quit India Moment. Before discussing these mass movements, The Civil

Disobedience Movement started in the year 1930 and continued till 1934.

Most of the people of our country, especially the intelligential, were convinced

that the method of persuasion could not work effectively. They felt inclined to

use the strong language of agitation to compel the British Government to

listen to their demands. The British Government had already rejected the

Nehru Report of 1928 and repression was going on as usual. The Congress

therefore was left with no alternative but to start a Civil Disobedience

Movement.1

Answer 2

when all the prolific leader i.e. gandhiji jawaharlal nehru and many morewere sent to imprisonment, then the women went on rampage and in this way they take part in civil disobedience movement