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What was the main aim of the Non-Cooperation Movement?
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- 1To demand a separate electorate for marginalized communities
- 2To support the British government during World War I
- 3To boycott British institutions and goods to achieve self-rule✓
- 4To immediately gain complete independence through armed rebellion
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To boycott British institutions and goods to achieve self-rule
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