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Why is the Non-Cooperation Movement considered a new phase of the Indian national movement?

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Correct answer: Because it linked nationalism with direct participation of the masses on a large scale

The correct answer is A because Non-Cooperation transformed nationalism from a more limited political activity into a large-scale mass movement. Students left government schools, lawyers gave up practice, people surrendered titles, and peasants, traders and workers joined in different regions. Gandhi’s leadership helped coordinate these actions, but their historical importance came from popular participation. The other options describe the opposite of the movement’s character.

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Non-CooperationMass-NationalismPublic-ParticipationDiffering Strands Within The MovementChapter 2: Nationalism In IndiaChapter 2 Nationalism In IndiaSocial ScienceClass 10 Mcq

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