what was the effect of non cooperation in towns?
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the effects of non cooperation movement are:-
liquor shops were picketed.
foreign cloths were boycotted.
teachers,clerks,judges left their jobs to fight in struggle.
import of foreign products declined to half.
people started to wear khadi clothes.
so to control the situation British officials arrested 10000 people's.
liquor shops were picketed.
foreign cloths were boycotted.
teachers,clerks,judges left their jobs to fight in struggle.
import of foreign products declined to half.
people started to wear khadi clothes.
so to control the situation British officials arrested 10000 people's.
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The movement started with middle-class participation in the cities.
⏩ Students left government controlled schools and colleges. Headmasters and teachers resigned.
⏩ Lawyers gave up their legal practices.
⏩ The council election was boycotted in most provinces except Madras.
⏩ Foreign goods were boycotted.
⏩ Liquor shops were picketed.
⏩ Foreign clothes burnt in huge bonfires.
⏩ Peoples began wearing Indian clothes.
Non-Cooperation Movement in the cities gradually slow down because:-
⏺ Khadi cloth was very expensive than cloths produced in mills.
⏺ No alternative Indian schools, colleges and courts were set up.So students and teachers began trickling back to government schools and lawyers joined back to work in government courts.
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