The reasons for the slowing of the non-cooperation movement in cities?

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No alternative institutions were being set up for the boycotted institutions.

All of the above.

Khadi clothes were often expensive.

Teachers and students returned to the old institutions.

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The non-cooperation movement slowed down in cities because Khadi clothes were often expensive. No alternative institutions were being set up for the boycotted institutions, and Teachers and students returned to the old institutions. Mahatma Gandhi wanted to increase the use of swadeshi products like khadi, but khadi was an expensive cloth and could not be afforded by the poor. The poor began to return to mill-made cloth because it was less expensive and more accessible to them. The institution boycott propagated by Mahatma Gandhi was not able to provide alternative institutions for the people who followed the boycott movement. Teachers, students who had boycotted the schools and colleges returned to them, and lawyers went to the courts to earn their living.

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