His teaching was mainly inspired by the Hindu Religion.

His teaching forcefully rejected most of the prevailing religious customs.

He tried to promote Buddhism through his teaching.

He emphasized the idol worship.

The language of his poetry was a form of spoken Hindi widely understood by ordinary people.

He drew his followers from among Buddhists

He supports just one religion

He did not drew his followers from among Muslims 

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He also sometimes used cryptic language.

The language of his poetry was a form of spoken Hindi.

Kabir believed in a formless Supreme God.

His teachings openly ridiculed all forms of the external worship.

He tried to ridicule all other religion to gain popularity.

He tried to establish a wall between the Hindu and Muslim communities.

His teachings were about the external worship of both Brahmanical Hinduism and Islam.

His teaching proposed that the only path of salvation was through devotion.

France was under the rule of a monarch.

France was under the rule of a dictator.

France was a democratic country.

France was a republic country.

Democracy was wiped out and a monarch rose as the new ruler of France.

Monarchy was overthrown and the supreme power restored to people.

People started accepting the possibility of the rise of the dictatorship in France.

The rumor started spreading that France was slipping from good governance to a worse.

A centralized administrative system was not in place.

A uniform system of weights and measures was adopted.

Various initiatives were taken to bring a sense of inquality among people.

Internal customs duties were created

France became a democratic country.

France reestablished its faith in the monarchy.

France welcomed the rule of its new dictator.

France remained unaffected by the French Revolution in 1789.

If the demand for a commodity increases the price of it will go up too.

If the demand for a commodity increases the price of it will go down.

If the demand for a commodity increases the price of it will remain unaffected.

If the supply of a commodity increases the price of it will go up too.

Through the ‘Corn Laws’ the government promoted the import of corn.

Through the ‘Corn Laws’ the government restricted the import of corn.

Through the ‘Corn Laws’ the government promoted the corn production.

Through the ‘Corn Laws’ the government provided the subsidies to the farmer.

Price of food commodities started increasing.

Industrial growth lead to higher income and hence, more food items could be imported.

The government provided a better quality-fertilizer to the farmer for corn production.

Industrial revolution facilitated high-grade farming machines and tools to the farmers.

To clear the land for construction.

To link agricultural region to port through railways.

High wages

Increased price of land

The Money came from the trust fund maintained through donation.

People went door-to-door to collect money in the name of welfare fund.

The Money came from the financial centers such as London.

People sold their surplus belongings and invested this money to meet the food demand.

People started training the existing labor.

People started migrating from their country.

People left their job at industries and joined the labor force.

The labor supply could not be maintained till the last of the twentieth century.