What was done with foreign cloth during the Non-Cooperation Movement?

Correct answer: They were boycotted

The governing concept is economic boycott as part of swadeshi and non-cooperation. Indians were encouraged to reject foreign cloth, often associated with British manufactured imports, and to use khadi or other locally produced cloth instead. This reduced support for colonial trade and promoted self-reliance, so option A is correct. Foreign cloth was not made national dress, distributed free, or freed from tax as the movement’s main action.