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What is difference between civil disobedience and non cooperation movements?
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- 1) Non-cooperation movement was the first mass movement
- 2) When non-cooperation movement was launched people did 't still understand the real meaning of satyagraha/non-violence
- 3) One of the main aim of it included only attainment of SWARAJ
- 4) Started in 1920.
- 1) But here it was attainment of PURNA SWARAJ
- 2) By the time the civil disobedience movement was launched people understood the real meaning of non-violence
- 3) Civil disobedience movement was the 2nd mass movement
- 4) Started in 1930.
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