Non-Cooperation Movement Consequences

Ritesh from Mathematica discusses why the non-cooperation movement slowed in cities. The movement faced challenges due to the high cost of khadi cloth, the boycott of British institutions, and the lack of Indian alternatives. These factors collectively contributed to the movement's decline in urban areas.

What was the main topic discussed in the video?

• The rise of the non-cooperation movement

• The benefits of the non-cooperation movement

• The impact of British rule on India

• Why the non-cooperation movement slowed down in cities

Why was Khadi cloth not widely adopted by common people?

• It was not available in cities

• It was considered unfashionable

• It was banned by the British

• It was too expensive

What was one consequence of boycotting British institutions?

• Lack of Indian institutions to replace them

• More educational opportunities

• Improved relations with the British

• Increased employment opportunities

What was a major drawback of the non-cooperation movement?

• It resulted in a lack of educational institutions

• It caused economic prosperity

• It led to increased violence

• It improved trade relations

What was the impact of the absence of Indian institutions?

• It increased support for the British

• It strengthened the movement

• It led to the movement's decline

• It had no impact

Which of the following was NOT a reason for the movement's slowdown?

• Support from the British government

• Lack of Indian institutions

• Boycott of British institutions

• Khadi cloth was expensive

What was the primary focus of the non-cooperation movement?

• To promote British goods

• To gain independence from British rule

• To increase trade with Britain

• To support British educational institutions