In which year did the Non-Cooperation Movement launch?

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1922

1919

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1920

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In 1920 the Non-Cooperation Movement was launched.
The Non-Cooperation Movement was founded on September 5, 1920. Mahatma Gandhi launched the organisation. The non-cooperation movement was a large-scale movement that included both the general populace and nationalists. British oppressive policies, such as the Rowlatt Act and the Amritsar Jallianwala Bagh disaster, aided the growth of this movement. Several demonstrators and bystanders were killed in these incidents. As a result, the Non-Cooperation Movement was formed. The anti-British government protest was nonviolent and peaceful. The Non-cooperation Movement was founded to gain self-government and complete independence. All Indians were meant to be persuaded to abandon any endeavour that aided the British rule and economy in India.

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