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The demand for land reform after independence was linked with which problems?

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Correct answer: Land inequality rural poverty and social justice

The direct answer is A: land reform was linked with land inequality, rural poverty and social justice. Land reform means changing rules of land ownership, tenancy or distribution so that land and its benefits are not concentrated in a small group. After independence, many rural societies still had landlords, landless labourers and unequal access to productive land. The reasoning is: unequal ownership can leave poor farmers without secure livelihoods; insecure or exploitative conditions contribute to rural poverty; redistribution, tenancy protection or fairer rules can reduce inequality and support social justice. Option A is correct because all three problems are closely connected to the demand for reform. Option B is wrong because naval war and space travel are unrelated to ordinary land ownership. Option C is wrong because slavery and monarchical expansion are different historical issues, not the main post-independence land-reform problem. Option D is wrong because decoration and sports do not address rural inequality. Memory cue: land reform means fairer land relations for rural people.

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Land-ReformRural-PovertySocial-Justice

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