What was the response of many peasants to the Non-Cooperation Movement?

Indifference and inaction

Full support and enthusiastic participation

Opposition to the Congress

Skepticism of Gandhi's leadership

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B. Full support and enthusiastic participation

Solution:

Many peasants supported the Non-Cooperation Movement enthusiastically, as they viewed it as an opportunity to address their grievances against exploitation by landlords.

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