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What was taken from India to meet war expenses during the First World War?

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Correct answer: War loans and higher taxes

The correct answer is A because the colonial government increased its financial demands on India during the First World War. It collected money through war loans and raised taxes to meet military and administrative expenses. These measures transferred a greater burden to Indian people. Options B, C and D do not describe wartime revenue measures imposed by the colonial government.

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