The Great Depression's Impact on Peasant Tenants

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What was the main concern of the poorer peasantry during the Depression?

  • Lowering of the revenue demand
  • Joining radical movements
  • Raising issues to upset the rich
  • Remission of unpaid rent (correct)

Who were often the leaders of the radical movements the peasants joined?

  • Landlords
  • Socialists and Communists (correct)
  • Rich peasants
  • The Congress

Why was the Congress unwilling to support no rent campaigns in most places?

  • They were apprehensive of upsetting the rich peasants and landlords (correct)
  • They didn't have enough resources
  • They didn't believe in the cause
  • They were afraid of the landlords

What was the relationship between the poor peasants and the Congress?

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Who were the small tenants?

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