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    The document summarizes two non-cooperation movements in India - the first from 1920 led by Gandhi and the second from 1930. The 1920 movement had limited participation confined to certain areas and personalities like Gandhi, while the 1930 movement had widespread mass participation across India led by Gandhi and Nehru demanding complete independence following the Simon Commission and repression of revolutionaries by the British. Both movements were responses against British rule and injustice in India.

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    The document summarizes two non-cooperation movements in India - the first from 1920 led by Gandhi and the second from 1930. The 1920 movement had limited participation confined to certain areas and personalities like Gandhi, while the 1930 movement had widespread mass participation across India led by Gandhi and Nehru demanding complete independence following the Simon Commission and repression of revolutionaries by the British. Both movements were responses against British rule and injustice in India.

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    NON-COOPERATION

    CIVIL-DISOBEDIENCE
    NON-COOPERATION CIVIL-DISOBEDIENCE
    MOVEMENT MOVEMENT
    SEPTEMBER 5TH, MARCH 12TH,
    1920 1930

    SELF
    LIMITED RULE COMPLETE
    is the agenda of this
    movement.
    INDEPENDENCE
    is the agenda of this
    movement.

    LIMITED LARGE SCALE


    PARTICIPATION PARTICIPATION

    S
    but large scale muslim

    C
    but less muslim

    I
    participants.
    participants.

    AP H
    NOT
    OGR
    - NATI0N

    WIDE
    INF WIDE MASS
    SPREAD PARTICIPATION

    C
    geographically

    S
    confined. geographical coverage.

    U P
    PERSONALITIES PERSONALITIES
    ASSOCIATED ASSOCIATED
    Gandhiji, Subash Chandra Gandhiji, Jawaharlal Nehru,
    Bose, C.R.das, Sadar Sarojini Naidu, Surya Sen,
    Vallabhai Patel, Mothilal Rajagopalachari, Khan
    Nehru, Jawaharlal Nehru, Abdul Gaffar Khan and
    and Abbas Tayabji. P. Krishna Pillai.

    Due to
    withdrawn after of the
    CHAURI-CHAURA GANDHI-IRWIN
    incident the movement
    was called off by gandhiji. PACT
    CAUSES OF
    NON-COOPERATION MOVEMENT
    CAUSES OF
    CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE MOVEMENT

    SIMON
    COMMISSION
    HOME RULE Formation of the Simon

    MOVEMENT
    Commission

    Set the stage for the non-


    cooperation movement.

    ICS
    WORLD WAR I

    AP H
    BRUTAL
    1914 - 1918

    R
    Resentment at the British

    G
    after the war and Economic
    hardships. REPRESSION

    FO
    Protests against the arrest

    N
    of social revolutionaries

    C I
    UPS
    MONTAGU-
    CHELMSFORD
    REFORM YOUNG
    The Government of India Act
    1919 was dissatisfactory
    LEADERSHIP
    Jawaharlal nehru took
    ought for purna swaraj.

    THE ROWLATT ACT


    THE JALLIANWALA
    BAGH MASSACRE NEGLIGENCE
    OF DEMANDS
    Faith in the British system of justice
    was broken. The Nehru Report of 1928
    wasnt considered by British.

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