Question

“At first the rich peasants of Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat were enthusiastic supporters of the civil disobedience movement by later they refuse to participate”. Analyse the statement.
(Class 10 SSt Sample Question Paper)

Answer 1

SOLUTION:
In the civil disobedience movement the rich peasant communities like the Patidars from Gujarat and Jats from Uttar Pradesh were active. Patidars & Jats were producers of commercial crops they were hit hard by the trade depression and falling prices of the crops. As their cash income disappeared &  they found it impossible to pay the government revenue demand.

These Patidars & Jats became enthusiastic supporters of the movement and also forced other people to join the movement. For these rich peasants the fight for Swaraj was a struggle against the payment of high revenue. They were highly disappointed when the movement was called off in 1931 without the revenue rates being revised. When the movement restarted in 1832 many of them refused to participate.

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Answer 2

like the present of Patidar of Gujarat and Jat of Uttar Pradesh with active in the movement been producer of commercial property we are very hard hit by the Great Depression of fading prices at the air crash income depressed they found it impossible to pay the government revenue demand and the refusal of government to reduce the revenue demand lead to virus create resentment the rich present become enthusiastic supporter of civil disobedience movement organised their community and at the time force relieve kidney and member to participate in the boy card program for them they fight for Swaraj was our struggle against Hai revenue but they were deeply disappointed when the movement was call off in 1931