list three impact of the revolt of 1857
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Impat of the Revolt:
1) 100 years of the rule of the EIC marked the zenith of exploitation in India. And this exploitation was in all directions, i.e. social, economical, and political life of Indians.
2) The intensity of the revolt of 1857, although confined in certain pockets, was so high that it shook the backbone of British rule in India, and it also proved the fact that the EIC which was basically a trading organization was not efficient enough in tackling Indian administration.
3) The revolt exposed the hollowness of the company’s rule in India. The British Government couldn’t afford to lose India at any cost, so therefore the British Government decided to abolish the rule of the EIC, and direct Government was installed, guided by the British Parliament.
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Impat of the Revolt:
1) 100 years of the rule of the EIC marked the zenith of exploitation in India. And this exploitation was in all directions, i.e. social, economical, and political life of Indians.
2) The intensity of the revolt of 1857, although confined in certain pockets, was so high that it shook the backbone of British rule in India, and it also proved the fact that the EIC which was basically a trading organization was not efficient enough in tackling Indian administration.
3) The revolt exposed the hollowness of the company’s rule in India. The British Government couldn’t afford to lose India at any cost, so therefore the British Government decided to abolish the rule of the EIC, and direct Government was installed, guided by the British Parliament.
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