describe the causes of 1857 revolt
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The main causes of the revolt of 1857 are:-
●Pathetic Socioeconomic Condition.
●Problems of Land Revenue.
●Destruction of Economy.
●Low position of Indians in Administration.
●Doctrine of Lapse.
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Causes of Great Uprising of 1857 :
|| ★ || Discontentment among Peasants and Artisans || ★ ||
- Revenue systems incorporated some new rules that cut off the appropriate understanding between government and cultivators .
- High revenue settlements
- Peasants were exploited by money lenders
- Commercialisation of agriculture
- Corrupt administration
|| ★ || Sepoy Discontent || ★ ||
- Indian sepoys were prohibited to show religious marks / caste marks / tilak or turban
- Forced to shave beards
- Treated as pigs
- Lower wages
- No promotion
- No bhatta
- Crossing sea was made compulsory
|| ★ || Discontentment among Rulers || ★ ||
- Doctrine of Lapse and Subsidiary Alliance ; common annexation policies caused honour to be lost .
- Court proceedings were controlled by Resident
- No adoptions
- Awadh was annexed on grounds of misgovernment
- Declared Bahadur Shah Zafar as the last ruler .
|| ★ || Social and Religious Discontentment || ★ ||
- Charter Act of 1813 caused Christians to come under lisence and carry religion conversion acts .
- 1850 law made it compulsory for inheritance of law ; surely one should be a Christian .
- English education was widely spread
- Englishmen were supposed to be saluted
All of the above causes led to people to revolt .
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