Reasons for Peasant and Tribal Uprisings

Q. Match the following events:

1) Restorative Rebellions	A) Robbery and violence
2) Religious Movements	B) Based on religious principles
3) Social Banditry	C) Restore old way of living
4) Mass Insurrection	D) Violent outbreaks by a group of people.

1. 1- A; 2- B; 3- C; 4- D
2. 1- D; 2- B; 3- A; 4- C
3. 1-A; 2- B; 3-D; 4- C
4. 1-C; 2- B; 3- A; 4- D

Q. The Faraizi Movement and the Wahhabi Rebellion are examples of .

1. religious movements
2. restorative movements
3. mass insurrection
4. social banditry

Q. <!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> Why did rural India revolt against the British?

1. They resented the British interference in their socio-religious life.
2. They felt that they had no access to justice.
3. They wanted greater development in their villages.
4. They felt that village education needed reform.

Q. Match the following events:

1) Restorative Rebellions	A) Robbery and violence
2) Religious Movements	B) Based on religious principles
3) Social Banditry	C) Restore old way of living
4) Mass Insurrection	D) Violent outbreaks by a group of people.

1. 1- A; 2- B; 3- C; 4- D
2. 1- D; 2- B; 3- A; 4- C
3. 1-A; 2- B; 3-D; 4- C
4. 1-C; 2- B; 3- A; 4- D

Q. in which year did Gandhiji travelled to Champaran in Bihar to inspire the peasants to struggle against oppressive plantation system
Why it is written 1917 somewhere and 1918 somewhere

Q.

Why is the revolt of 1868 known as the scholars revolt?

Q. what was the cause of disagreement between congress led non-cooperation movement and workers and peasant movement

Q. <!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> Why did rural India revolt against the British?

1. They resented the British interference in their socio-religious life.
2. They felt that they had no access to justice.
3. They wanted greater development in their villages.
4. They felt that village education needed reform.