For peasants, what was swaraj often connected with?

Correct answer: Relief from revenue and exploitation

Swaraj did not carry exactly the same meaning for every social group. For many peasants, it was understood in practical local terms: relief from excessive revenue, rents, begar and other forms of exploitation by landlords or officials. Their interpretation connected political freedom with improvement in everyday rural life. Therefore option A is correct. Buying foreign cloth, seeking British titles or increasing taxes would not provide the relief peasants demanded.