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Following the sudden suspension of the Non-Cooperation Movement, the Congress split into 'Pro-Changers' and 'No-Changers'. What did the Pro-Changers advocate?
A. Launching an immediate armed rebellion against the British.
B. Entering the legislative councils created by the 1919 Act to wreck them from within.
C. Focusing entirely on constructive village work like Khadi and untouchability removal.
D. Boycotting all elections and setting up parallel governments.
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