Question

How did the Civil Disobedience Movement become a mass movement? Explain with examples.

Hint:

The Civil Disobedience Movement (1930-1934) expanded the freedom struggle by involving common citizens in defying British laws.

Answer 1

1. Salt March (Dandi March): Mahatma Gandhi's salt march was a protest against British laws.
2. Diverse Participation: The movement included farmers, women, tribals, and factory workers.
3. Foreign Goods Boycott: People stopped buying British goods and refused to pay taxes.
4. Nationalism Boost: The movement expanded, strengthening nationalist feelings.
5. British Repression: British actions led to greater Indian unity and resolve.