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

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They resented the British interference in their socio-religious life.
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They felt that they had no access to justice.
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They wanted greater development in their villages.
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They felt that village education needed reform.
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The correct option is B They felt that they had no access to justice.
The presence of Christian missionaries made the peasants and tribal people feel that the Britishers were interfering in their social and religious life. Also, the change in land revenue policies left them vulnerable to exploitation by the zamindars. They had no access to justice, and eventually revolted against the oppressors.

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