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Unity emerged from shared oppression under colonialism.
It emphasized non-violence and truth in the struggle against injustice.
It caused economic hardship, leading to increased unrest and mobilization.
It allowed detention of political prisoners without trial, increasing repression.
It provoked widespread anger and violence against British rule.
By linking the Khilafat issue with the national movement for Swaraj.
Refusal to cooperate with British institutions to weaken their control.
Economic constraints and lack of alternative institutions hindered progress.
They demanded reduction of rents and abolition of forced labor.
He led a militant movement against colonial restrictions on forest access.
The right to move freely and return to their villages.
He felt it was becoming violent and needed better-trained satyagrahis.
A British commission without Indian members, leading to widespread protests.
It was met with the slogan 'Go back Simon' and mass demonstrations.
It represented various aspirations, from political freedom to social justice.