Statement I: The Russian Revolution of 1917 inspired the Indian working class movement. Statement II: The Non-Cooperation Movement (1921-22) sawthe involvement of the Indian working class.

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Q: 67 (NDA-I/2013)
Statement I: The Russian Revolution of 1917 inspired the Indian working class movement.
Statement II: The Non-Cooperation Movement (1921-22) sawthe involvement of the Indian working class.

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History

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NDA-I

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Option 1 states that both Statement I and Statement II are individually true, and Statement II is the correct explanation of Statement I.

Statement I: The Russian Revolution of 1917 inspired the Indian working class movement. This means that the Russian Revolution had an impact on the working class movement in India. It implies that Indian workers were influenced by the ideologies and strategies employed in the Russian Revolution.

Statement II: The Non-Cooperation Movement (1921-22) saw the involvement of the Indian working class. This means that the Indian working class actively participated in the Non-Cooperation Movement. The movement, led by Mahatma Gandhi, aimed to resist British rule through nonviolent means.

The explanation provided in Option 1 suggests that the Russian Revolution served as an inspiration for the Indian working class movement. The involvement of the Indian working class in the Non-Cooperation Movement can be seen as a direct result of this inspiration. Therefore, Option 1 states that both statements are true, and Statement II provides a correct explanation for Statement I.

This explanation aligns with the provided answer, which states that Option 1 is the correct choice.