Non-Cooperation Movement.

The all India non-cooperation movement was started on _________

• 1 August 1919

• 14 August 1920

• 1 August 1920

• 2 October 1969

The Congress decided to demand _______ and not cooperate with the british.

• Swaraj

• satyagraha

• partition

• boycott

Gandhiji renounced the title of ___________

A march was being carried out in Chauri-Chaura on ____________.

• 6th February 1921

• 5 February 1922

• 11 May 1857

• 5 January 1922

What was the reason of the withdrawal of the non-cooperation movement?

• Satyagraha

• British rule

• disunity among Hindu-Muslim

• Chauri-Chaura

What was the second step of non-cooperation movement?

• Boycott

• forest fires

• renouncing of titles

• swaraj

why was the non-cooperation movement started?

• to get involved with the british government.

• to disunite the people of india.

• to redress the wrongs done in Punjab and Turkey and to attain self-government.

• to support the british.

What is the importance of non-cooperation movement?

• The movement was large, reaching even the remotest Indian villages.

• A large number of people participated in the movement.

• Decline of British rule over India.

• There was a strengthening of Hindu-Muslim unity.