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Participation of peasants in the Civil Disobedience Movement

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The helped poor peasants in their revolts against landlords.

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Congress

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socialists

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democrats

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British

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The correct option is B socialists
The Congress did not want to upset the landlords and rich farmers by siding with the peasants. So, they joined a variety of radical movements against the landlords. These movements were often led by socialists and communists.

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