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How did the forced recruitment of soldiers from villages impact the rural areas?
Forced recruitment in rural areas caused widespread anger and hardship.
What economic and political changes were brought about by the war years?
The war led to increased defence expenditure, financed by war loans and increasing taxes. Customs duties were raised and income tax was introduced. Prices doubled between 1913 and 1918, causing extreme hardship for the common people.
What environmental and health crises occurred in India during 1918-1921?
Crops failed in many parts of India, resulting in acute food shortages. This was accompanied by an influenza epidemic, resulting in the death of 12 to 13 million people as per the census of 1921.
What were the implications of the economic and environmental hardships on the Indian population?
The economic and environmental hardships led to extreme suffering and death, with millions perishing due to famines and the influenza epidemic.
How did the national movement in India respond to the new economic and political situation post-1919?
The national movement spread to new areas, incorporated new social groups, and developed new modes of struggle in response to the economic and political changes.
Test your knowledge of the post-1919 national movement and its impact with this quiz. Explore the new areas, social groups, and modes of struggle that emerged, and understand the implications of these developments. Delve into the economic and political changes that occurred after the war and their significance.
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