How did participation of different social groups shape the Non-Cooperation Movement?

Correct answer: It made it a broad mass movement

Students, lawyers, traders, peasants, workers, and many other groups entered the movement, although their reasons and local demands were not identical. Their participation expanded the movement beyond political leaders and urban organisations. It gave Non-Cooperation a broad social base and made colonial authority face resistance in many settings. Option A is correct; the movement was neither a government policy, a military programme, nor inactive.