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What did the burning of foreign cloth symbolise during the Non-Cooperation Movement?

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Correct answer: Opposition to colonial economic dominance

The governing concept is swadeshi and economic non-cooperation. Foreign cloth represented the dominance of British manufactured goods over Indian markets and handicrafts. Burning it publicly rejected that economic control and encouraged people to use Indian-made cloth. Therefore option A is correct. Option B is opposite to the protest, option C misunderstands the purpose because Indian production was encouraged, and option D concerns taxation rather than cloth boycott.

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Foreign Cloth BurningSwadeshiEconomic NationalismThe First World WarKhilafatAnd Non CooperationThe First World War Khilafat And Non CooperationChapter 2: Nationalism In IndiaChapter 2 Nationalism In IndiaSocial Science

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