alleryWhy did Indian mills get a vast home market during the First World War?
ATariffs were cut sharply
BArmy bought no cloth
CManchester imports declined
DBritain banned all trade
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Manchester imports declined
With British mills busy with war production, Manchester imports into India declined and Indian mills had a vast home market.
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