Context: Congress's support was essential for the Khilafat movement to succeed. ● Congress wasn't united on this issue: Tilak opposed an alliance with Muslim leaders over a religious issue. He had doubts over Satyagraha, too. Boycott of councils was not supported by all: Leaders like C.R. Das were not willing but bowed to Congress discipline; the leaders boycotted elections held in November 1920 & the majority of the voters stayed away. ● But Gandhi got the approval of all on this issue. ● the Congress felt inclined to support a non-cooperation program on the Khilafat question because— ○ It was felt that this was a golden opportunity to cement Hindu-Muslim unity and to bring Muslim masses into the national movement. The Congress was losing faith in the constitutional struggle, especially after the Punjab incidents and the blatantly partisan Hunter Committee Report. The Congress knew that the masses were eager to express their discontent. ● The Muslim League supported the Congress on this issue Summarize

Few Muslim political organisations showed a lack of enthusiasm towards the CivilDisobedience Movement. Choose the MOST appropriate reason.1a. They were unhappy with the new leadership of the Congress.b. The Congress boycotted the leaders of the Muslim political organisations.c. The lack of unity was shown among the Muslim political organisations.d. After the decline of the Non-Cooperation-Khilafat movement, a large section ofMuslims felt alienated from the Congress

What was the main objective of Khilafat Movement?a: To restore the Ottoman Empireb: To bring the All India Muslim League and the Congress togetherc: To defeat enemies of Turkeyd: To show allegiance to British empire

The period from the repeal of the partition of Bengal in 1911 to the aftermath of the Khilafat movement in 1922, highlighting the evolving relationship between Muslims and the British in India. It covers the disillusionment of Muslims following the annulment of the Bengal partition, their shifting political consciousness, the Lucknow Pact of 1916, the Montagu-Chelmsford Report of 1918, and the Khilafat movement's impact on Hindu-Muslim unity. The text emphasizes the emergence of anti-British sentiment among Muslims, their collaboration with Hindus against British rule, and the subsequent breakdown of Hindu-Muslim unity due to communal violence. just turn this text into simple english but don't cut any part or don't make it short.

Which one of the following was the main demand of the Khilafat movement?

14. The split in the Congress occured due to differences between the Early Nationalists and AssertiveNationalists. Which of the following was NOT an issue?(a) Extension of Swadeshi and Boycott to the whole country(b) Open support to boycott of foreign goods(c) Candidature for Congress Presidentship(d) Indianisation of Civil Services