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Khadi became a national symbol during the Non-Cooperation Movement because it:

Awas easy to dye in colours
Bwas a religious garment
Creplaced foreign British goods
Dwas cheaper than mill cloth
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. replaced foreign British goods
Hand-spun, hand-woven khadi was promoted as a replacement for boycotted British mill cloth. The spinning wheel became a symbol of self-reliance and economic resistance.
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