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Why did Gandhi encourage Indians to weave their own cloth?
To weaken British economic control by boycotting British textiles.
To modernize India's textile industry.
To increase India’s ability to export goods.
Gandhi wanted to increase national pride.
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Gandhi promoted homespun (khadi) chiefly to undermine British economic control by boycotting imported British textiles and to foster self-reliance and national pride. He sought to revive village industries and resist industrial dependence, not to modernize large-scale textile mills or boost exports.
Gandhi promoted homespun (khadi) chiefly to undermine British economic control by boycotting imported British textiles and to foster self-reliance and national pride. He sought to revive village industries and resist industrial dependence, not to modernize large-scale textile mills or boost exports.
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