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What was a significant outcome of the Non-Cooperation Movement?

1

Complete British withdrawal from India

2

Rise of communal tensions

3

Increased political awareness among Indians

4

Return of the British to pre-war policies

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Answer

C. Increased political awareness among Indians

Solution:

The Non-Cooperation Movement led to increased political awareness among Indians as it encouraged mass participation and consciousness regarding their rights and the struggle against colonial rule.

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