The hardest years of the crisis in Bahrain were 1931-32 and 1932-33 . In these two years the revenue shrunk to less than Rs 7.3 Lakhs each and did not cover the expenditure.

In Bahrain, the collapse of the pearl trade resulted in a huge number of unemployed people, as well as a huge number of workers with very low incomes, which spread poverty but without any security and social disturbances. 

The people of Bahrain, government employees, and the ruling family cooperated to overcome the crisis of Bahrain's low incomes in the first half of the 1930s

During the first quarter of the twentieth century, the majority of Bahrainis preferred to work in 

The main source of Bahrain's income till the end of the first quarter of the twentieth century was  (The answer must be one word)

At the beginning of the second quarter of the twentieth century, customs tax on imports was 5%, in addition to a small municipal house tax in:- 

Match the local craft with the correct village 

The numbers of boat diving and divers have reached their lowest numbers, and have lost half their numbers compared to the period before the Great Depression.

At the end of the 1920s, Bahrain's income depended mainly on customs.

In modem times, Bahrain has become an important centre where goods coming from ............... and India accumulate to be re-exported to other parts of the world.