Non-Cooperation & Civil Disobedience — Set 15

The Non-Cooperation Movement of 1920–22 can best be described as:

Which prominent Congress leader and lawyer, later President of India, participated in the Non-Cooperation Movement by giving up his legal practice?

The Lahore Session of the Congress that declared Purna Swaraj was held in which month and year?

What demand did Gandhi make regarding military expenditure in his 11 demands to Viceroy Irwin?

Which commission's report, published in 1930, was considered inadequate and contributed to the launch of the Civil Disobedience Movement?

The Non-Cooperation Movement's impact on education was seen in the establishment of national educational institutions. Which famous institution was founded during this period?

Gandhi's decision to call off the Non-Cooperation Movement was criticised by many leaders. Who famously called Gandhi's decision 'a national calamity'?

Which prominent Congressman and later Prime Minister was a committed follower of Gandhi during both the Non-Cooperation and Civil Disobedience Movements, going to jail multiple times?

The Civil Disobedience Movement is also known in India as:

What special significance did the path of the Dandi March hold for rural India?