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Identify the rebellions led by common people against the British in South India.
Identify the rebellions led by common people against the British in South India.
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The correct option is D Rebellion of the Bedas
Some rebellions against the British were movements by people against the atrocities inflicted on them. Amara Sullya Rebellion was a farmers' rebellion against the British. The Bedas of Hulagali were hunters and were asked to surrender their guns in 1857. This did not sit well with the Bedas, and they rebelled against the British. Koppal Rebellion was a rebellion against the Nizam of Hyderabad by the landowners. The Sanyasi Revolt happened in Bengal against the British in the late eighteenth century.
Some rebellions against the British were movements by people against the atrocities inflicted on them. Amara Sullya Rebellion was a farmers' rebellion against the British. The Bedas of Hulagali were hunters and were asked to surrender their guns in 1857. This did not sit well with the Bedas, and they rebelled against the British. Koppal Rebellion was a rebellion against the Nizam of Hyderabad by the landowners. The Sanyasi Revolt happened in Bengal against the British in the late eighteenth century.
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