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Match the different social groups (Column I) with their reasons to join the movement (Column II).

Matrix:

Column I

Column II
(a)
Rich Peasantry Group
(i)
They wanted unpaid rent to be remitted.
(b)
Poor Peasantry Group
(ii)
Wanted protection against imports of foreign goods and rupee sterling exchange.
(c)
Business Class group
(iii)
The Patidar and jats demanded a reduction in revenue.

(d)
Working Class Group
(iv)
Participate in the protest marches, manufacturing of salt and boycotting foreign goods.
(e)
Women
(v)
Nagpur workers adopted a boycott of foreign goods.

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a-ii; b-i; c-iii; d- iv; e-v

a-i; b-ii; c-iii; d- iv; e-v

a-iii; b-i; c-ii; d-v; e-iv

a-ii; b-v; c-i; d- iii; e-iv

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Detailed Solution

Many social groups joined the civil disobedience movement:
1)      Rich Peasantry Group: The Patidars and Jats joined in the boycott scheme and demanded a decrease in revenue.
2)      The Poor Peasantry Group: They joined the radical socialist and communist movements because they wanted their unpaid rent remitted.
3)      Business Class Group: Prominent industrialists like Purushottam Das and G.D. Birla founded RICCI to seek protection from foreign good imports and the exchange rate of the rupee to sterling. They also refused to sell products that had been imported.
4)      The Working Class Group: In Nagpur people adopted a boycott of imported items in protest of the city's low wages and unfavourable working conditions.
5)      Women: They took part in protest marches, made salt, and boycotted imported items.

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