Is it true that the Civil Disobedience Movement was a copy of the Non-Cooperation Movement?

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The above statement is false. The Civil Disobedience Movement was different from the Non-Cooperation Movement.
In addition to refusing to cooperate with the British, as they had done in the Non-Cooperation Movement, citizens were urged to breach colonial laws during the Civil Disobedience Movement. Numerous people disobeyed the salt ban, produced salt, and protested in front of government salt facilities across the nation. Foreign clothing was shunned as the movement gained momentum, and liquor stores were picketed. Village authorities resigned, farmers quit their jobs, and in many cases, individuals broke the law by entering reserved forests to gather wood and graze livestock. Peasants also refused to pay revenue and chowkidar taxes.
The correct statement would be Civil Disobedience Movement was not a copy of the Non-Cooperation Movement.

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