How did Gandhi's philosophy of non-violence influence the movements?

Justified violent rebellion

Encouraged armed resistance

Promoted peace and civil disobedience

Ignored social grievances

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C. Promoted peace and civil disobedience

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Gandhi's philosophy promoted peace and civil disobedience, influencing the Non-Cooperation Movement to reject violence and adhere to a strategy of peaceful protest.

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