If someone says that the Non-Cooperation Movement was limited only to cities, why is this understanding incomplete?

Correct answer: Because its ideas and programmes influenced different regions and groups

The movement began with important urban participation, but its message and methods travelled beyond cities. Peasants, tribal communities, plantation workers, students, traders, and other groups interpreted boycott, swadeshi, and swaraj through their own local concerns. Their participation differed from place to place, yet it shows that the movement had a wider social and regional reach. Therefore option A is correct; the other choices deny its mass character or its link with swaraj.