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Mentions that if indians refuse to cooperate, british rule in India would collapse within an year
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Demanding that revenue collection be relaxed because of the crop failure and epidemic
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Against oppressive plantation system
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Movement amongst cotton mill workers
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By 1921, 12-13 million people died as a result of the famines and epidemic
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Formed in Bombay. People like Shaukat Ali and Mohammad Ali came together with Gandhi to discuss the issue. Mar. 1919
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Gave government power for suppressing any political activity and detaining political prisoners for 2 years without any trial
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Hartal against the rowlatt act
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Firing caused massive raids in banks etc and govt imposed marital law (more like a curfew)
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In this session, Gandhi convinced leaders to start a Non-Cooperation Movement in support of Khilafat as well as Swaraj. Sept. 1920
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NCM finally started Dec. 1920
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to understand their problems
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Headed by Jawaharlal Nehru and Baba Ramchandra
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from 1921 - 1022, it went from ₹102 crore to ₹57 crore
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Because people went violent and clashed with the police in Chauri Chaura
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1926 - kept falling
1930 - collapsed -
Lead by Sir John Simon to create a constitution for India
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Dominion Status - Partial Autonomy Oct. 1929
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Lead by Jawaharlal Nehru. He wanted Purna Swaraj and celebrated it on 26 Jan 1930 Dec. 1929
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Apr. 1930
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He demanded 11 things. If not fulfilled by 11th March 1930, Gandhi would start the CDM.
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240 miles in 24 days.
Started with 78 people and ended with thousands.
From Sabarmati to Dandi -
Gandhi came back disappointed Dec. 1931
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Irwin told Gandhi to come in the second Round Table Conference and Gandhi told Irwin to release all political prisoners