Which is a way Indians protesting British colonial rule practiced "non-cooperation"? *

A. Indians in public office stayed at their jobs

B. Protesters fighting the police with guns

C. Indian children were taken out of school

D. Indians following all of the British laws

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Amelia Randolph

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28 January, 06:37

Which is a way Indians protesting British colonial rule practiced "non-cooperation"? *

A. Indians in public office stayed at their jobs

B. Protesters fighting the police with guns

C. Indian children were taken out of school

D. Indians following all of the British laws

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Kyle Baird · Answer 1

B. Protesters fighting the police with guns

Explanation:

in all the other answer choices we can see that the Indians are following the laws except for answer choice B.

Which is a way Indians protesting British colonial rule practiced "non-cooperation"? *A. Indians in public office stayed at their jobsB. Protesters fighting the police with gunsC. Indian children were taken out of schoolD. Indians following all of the British laws

Which is a way Indians protesting British colonial rule practiced "non-cooperation"? *

A. Indians in public office stayed at their jobs

B. Protesters fighting the police with guns

C. Indian children were taken out of school

D. Indians following all of the British laws