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Class 10Social ScienceNationalism in IndiaThe First World War, Khilafat, and Non-CooperationMedium
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In which year did the Congress accept the Non-Cooperation programme at the national level?

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Correct answer: 1920

The governing concept is the formal adoption of a nationwide programme of non-violent struggle. The Indian National Congress accepted the Non-Cooperation programme in 1920, with its organisation and wider adoption associated especially with the Nagpur session. Therefore, option A is correct. 1911 predates this development, 1930 belongs mainly to the Civil Disobedience phase, and 1942 marks the Quit India Movement.

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Congress 1920Nagpur SessionNon-CooperationIndian NationalismThe First World WarKhilafatAnd Non CooperationThe First World War Khilafat And Non CooperationChapter 2: Nationalism In IndiaChapter 2 Nationalism In India
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  1. 1How did the First World War play an important role in intensifying the nationalist movement in India?
  2. 2What was the direct effect of increased defence expenditure in India during the First World War?
  3. 3How should the introduction of income tax and increase in customs duties during wartime be understood?
  4. 4Why did forced recruitment in villages during the First World War increase nationalist resentment?
  5. 5How did crop failure and epidemic increase political discontent in wartime India?
  6. 6What was the most serious effect of wartime price rise on ordinary people in India?
  7. 7Why did Mahatma Gandhi consider non-cooperation an effective method against colonial rule?
  8. 8What was the purpose of boycotting government schools and courts in the Non-Cooperation Movement?
  9. 9What was the main political purpose of linking the Khilafat issue with the Non-Cooperation Movement?
  10. 10The Khilafat Movement was directly linked with which international event?
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