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NATIONAL MOVEMENT (1919-1934)

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Non-cooperation movement, Civil Disobedience movement, and other forces at work

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	Created by NUPUR SHANKAR about 7 years ago

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GANDHI's ROLE IN THE STRUGGLE FOR SWARAJ 1917 - Champaran, Bihar - took up cause of tenants of indigo planters. Campaign against English Indigo planters marked the 1st victory in India of the weapon of Satyagraha Satyagraha of 1919 - opposition to Rowlatt Act. Non-cooperation movement 1920 - result of Jalianwala bagh tragedy. Joined forces with the muslim Khilafat movement. Halted after Chauri-Chaura incident. Civil disobedience of 1930 -

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