Question

What were the major development that took place during non co-operation
movement

Answer 1

The Non-Cooperation Movement was a short-phased independence movement led by Mohandas (Mahatma) Gandhi from 1920-1922. It was organized to attempt to resist the British rule over India through non-violent means like favoring local goods over British goods. The major development that took place was that unity in India strengthened, from villages to cities, everyone cooperated.

Answer 2

Non-co-operation movement in India was one of the most intensified national freedom movement under the leadership of Mahatma Gandhi.

The main objective was to boycott British rules and protocols, the major agenda were the surrender of titles, the refuse of schools, courts and councils, and all types of foreign goods, and etc.

The strict non-violence was adopted throughout.

However, in this movement a national awareness was kindled.