Practice Non-cooperation Movement (1920–1922) (5.3) - Mass Phase of the National Movement (1915–1947)

Practice: Non-Cooperation Movement (1920–1922)

Lesson 5.3Mass Phase of the National Movement (1915–1947)

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Question 1.
What was the Rowlatt Act?
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Think about legal aspects of the British rule.
Question 2.
Name the event that sparked national outrage resulting in the support for non-cooperation.
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Recall what happened in Amritsar.
3Question 3.
What legislative act allowed British authorities to arrest without trial?
- Rowlatt Act
- Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms
- Government of India Act
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Consider the act that provoked immediate anger among Indians.
4Question 4.
True or False: The Non-Cooperation Movement was solely focused on boycotting British goods.
- True
- False
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Recall the different approaches taken during the movement.
Question 5.
Evaluate Gandhi's philosophy of non-violence and how it shaped the strategies employed during the Non-Cooperation Movement.
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Reflect on the clash between Gandhi's ideals and the violent reality at Chauri Chaura.
Question 6.
Discuss how the Non-Cooperation Movement laid the groundwork for subsequent movements in India's struggle for independence.
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Think about what strategies and sentiments carried over into later struggles.

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