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How do we learn about the various tribes?

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Answered by akumari5807788

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We learn about various tribes from the the popular tribal revolts of the 20th century which includes upspring in Bihar, In Bastar, in Rampa against the British, the Nagas revolt in 1932. Also from some of the popular figures who led these revolts against the colonial policies like Birsa Munda.

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We learn about various tribes from the the popular tribal revolts of the 20th century which includes upspring in Bihar, In Bastar, in Rampa against the British, the Nagas revolt in 1932. Also from some of the popular figures who led these revolts against the colonial policies like Birsa Munda.

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