First World War, Khilafat and Non Cooperation

In$1917$, Mahatma Gandhi organized a very successful satyagraha in _____ in Bihar. (Champaran/Kheda)

April $6$, $1919$ , was observed as Satyagraha Day. 

During the British Raj, there were eight important _____. 

In _____ movement Mahatama Gandhi saw the opportunity to establish unity and peace between the Hindus and Muslims. (Khilafat Movement / Quit India Movement)

During the _____, Indian villages were called upon to supply soldiers. (First World War / Second World War)

Khadi was often more expensive than factory produced clothes.

India's import of foreign cloth halved between $1921$ and $1922$ due to _____ movement. (Quit India/ Non-Cooperation) 

The _____ Movement started with the participation of the middle class in the cities. (Non Cooperation / Universal Suffrage)

After the Chauri Chaura incident in Gorakhpur, Mahatma Gandhi called a halt to the _____ Movement. (Non-Cooperation/ Civil Disobedience) 

The Inland Emigration Act of $1859$ restricted the movement of tea plantation workers.

The Non-Cooperation and Khilafat Movement began in January _____. ($1935 / 1920$)

The Jallianwalla Bagh incident took place on _____ April $1919$. ($15 / 13$)

Mahatma Gandhi visited _____ (Ahmedabad/ Champaran) in the year $1918$ and organised a satyagraha movement in support of the cotton mill workers.

In $1917$ Mahatma Gandhi travelled to _____ (Champaran/ Nalanda) in Bihar and inspired the peasants against the oppressive plantation system.

Mahatma Gandhi believed that the dharma in _____ (Non-violence/ Violence) could unite all Indians.

Mahatma Gandhi believed that a satyagrahi could win any battle with the help of non-violence.

Mahatma Gandhi returned to India in January _____. ($1915/ 1920$)