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explain 3 economic causes of revolt of 1857

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Answered by poonammudgil78

Peasants were forced to take loans from moneylenders at usurious rates who often evicted them from their land on non-payment of dues. This led to extreme poverty and indebtedness among the peasantry. Therefore, peasants also harbored resentment against the British rule and participated in the mutiny in great numbers.

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Answered by mandeep7777

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1. peasants were forced to grow crops that were required by British industries.

2. peasants were tortured or jailed due to failure in paying tax

3. widespread unemployment and poverty also leads to revolt of 1857

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