Activity-2. The year is 1921. You are a student in a government-controlled school. Design a poster urging school students to answer Gandhiji’s call to join the Non- Cooperation Movement.

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The year is 1921. You are a student in a government-controlled school. Design a poster urging school students to answer Gandhiji’s call to join the Non-Cooperation Movement.

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Dear students,

Our Motherland India is suffering badly at the hands of Britishers, who are exploiting our countrymen socially and economically.

Gandhiji has full faith upon the students of the country that they will fight for their motherland and make India an independent country.

Join your hands with our beloved Bapu and immediately stop cooperating with the British government.

The success of the non cooperation movement depends on you.

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