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g. Madagascar
1914–18
Forty-one thousand Malagasy served in European war; war stimulated the demand for labor and production of rice, other foods, and graphite.	1
1914–30
The economy depended largely on the export of rice, hides, and meat.	2
1929–35
The depression led to the collapse of commodity prices and forced government aid to settler agriculture. Weakened settler agriculture was an encouragement of Malagasy production.	3
1935–39
Successful commodity production in rural areas and organization of workers led to beginnings of modern nationalist movement. (See Madagascar)	4

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