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discuss the significance of the revolt of 1857

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Answered by somarubaburi
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It was the Revolt of 1857 that brought to the military defects of the East India Company, which were at once eradicated. Thus, for the British the Revolt of 1857 was an important incident. After the abolition of the East India Company the administration of India was taken over directly by the Crown-in -Parliament.

Answered by Anshults
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Significance of the revolt of 1857

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  • In modern Indian history, the revolt of 1857 is too much important because it was the first revolution of its type which later known as the first battle of Independence.
  • Different communities in India participated in this revolt who were fighting against the Britishers because of their oppressive policies for Indian peasants.
  • As a result of the revolt of 1857 East India company rule came to an end and now the direct rule of the British crown came in its place.

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