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When the Britishers got very tyrant and ruthless in looting the country and doing unjust actions there arose a reaction amongst the people. Even the religious and spiritual persons like Maharishi Dayanand had to come out with a call for mutiny and raised the slogan of Swarajya - total freedom of India. The war with Rani of Jhansi, Tanta Topia Tipo Sultan in the South furthered the movement for freedom of India. The Britishers opted to divide the countrymen into Muslims and Hindus and tried to create the division by introducing Ammunition and cartridges containing beef to Hindu soldiers and with ham to Muslim soldiers. This act triggered the revolt in the army and consequent in the people of India
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What are the circumstances of 1857 revolt in India?
antecedents of 1857 revolt
What was the contribution of Kunwar Singh in the Revolt of 1857?
Led the revolt in 1857
Who started 1857 revolt?
mangal pandey started 1857 revolt.
Who admitted the revolt of 1857 as a national revolt?
disraeli
Can you get the images or the photos of the great leaders of 1857 revolt?
Just go to Google Images and type :´1857 revolt´. There they are.
Name the leadres of revolt of 1857 with image?
images on revolt
Where did the revolt of 1857 start?
India.
Which british person admitted the revolt of 1857 as a national revolt?
disraeli
Was Raja Rammohan Rai a leader of revolt of 1857?
Raja Ram Mohan Roy did not participate in revolt of 1857. He died in 1833.
Who were the ten heroes of 1857 revolt?
there were many heroes of the 1857 revolt such as tantia tope jhansi ki rani kunwar singh
Why did the revolt of 1857 start?
the revolt of 1857 was started by Indian soldiers at Meerut on 10 may,1857.the causes of the revolt were a) All sections of India were unhappy with the British rule. b) The Indian rulers who lost their territories were ready to fight. c) The dissatisfaction against the British finally got expression in the great revolt of 1857.
Which British person admitted that the revolt of 1857 as a national revolt?
benjamin disraeli
