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How did the non-cooperation become a movement? Explain? ​

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The Non-cooperation movement was based on boycotting the British Institutes and commodities like government schools, government offices, courts and foreign goods. During the visit of the prince of Wales in 1921, people went on hartal and closed their shops in protest. The movement spread throughout India.

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