This question tests knowledge of the timeline of major events in the Indian independence movement.
Arrange the following events in chronological order and select the correct answer from the codes given below. 1. Gandhi-Irwin agreement 2. Poona Pact 3. Declaration of complete National Independence 4. Civil Disobedience Campaign Codes:
Asked in RO ARO 2020 · Topic: Civil Disobedience Movement (Gandhi-Irwin Pact (Delhi Pact): Provisions, significance, and criticisms)
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