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Nagpur session of Congress (1920)

On the Indian independence map as “Nagpur — Congress adopts Non-Cooperation”

Dec 1920 — Congress rewrote its constitution around swaraj as its goal and non-violent non-cooperation as its method. Membership cost four annas, making it possible for a peasant to join. Gandhi had turned a lawyers’ club into a mass movement with roots in villages.

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Turning point
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Non-cooperation movement (chapter 7 of Indian independence)
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Indian Independence & Partition, 1857–1964
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