how did the social backgrounds of rebels contribute to the spread of revolt of 1857
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Answer: The Indians were discriminated on the basis of caste, religion all the time by the Britisher. The Britisher did not permit the Indian to the railway compartments, parks, hotels which made them the worst enemy.
They changed the education system from Gurukul, the Hindu school to the convent school. The Orthodox Indian felt that it was a way of converting Hindu to Christian.
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- This British rules arrogance hurting most of the Indian peoples.
- Most of the Indians were discriminated against by the Britisher rules all the time on the basis of caste, religion.
- In the railway compartments, parks, hotels that made them the worst enemy, the Britisher did not allow the Indian.
- From Gurukul, the Hindu school, they altered the education scheme to the convent school.
- The Indian Orthodox thought it was a way to convert Hindu to Christian.
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