Question

Name two acts that interfered with the religion and customs of the people of 19th century.

Answer 1

Answer:Following are the Acts that interfered with the religion and customs of the Indians: The Act of 1850 passed by the British government replaced the Hindu Law of property and allowed a person converted to Christianity to inherit his ancestral property.

Answer 2

Answer:

Religious Disabilities Act of $1850$.

The Widow Remarriage Act of $1856$.

Explanation:

Two acts that interfered with the religion and customs of the people of $19$ th century:

Religious Disabilities Act of $1850$: A person who converted to Christianity was able to inherit his ancestors' property thanks to an Act of $1850$ that the British government established. Religious Disabilities Act of $1850$, The Religious Disabilities Act was passed, altering the Hindu Law of Property. It made it possible for a Hindu who converted to a different religion to inherit his father's wealth. The Hindu saw this as a reason to renounce one's religious beliefs.

The Widow Remarriage Act of $1856$: The conservative-minded Indians likewise disliked the Widow Remarriage Act of $1856$. The Hindu Widows' Remarriage Act $1856$, also known as Act XV, $1856$ , was approved on July $16$, $1856$, and it made widow remarriage legal throughout all of India that was ruled by the East India Company. The law was passed on July $26$, $1856$. Before the Indian Rebellion of $1857$, it was drafted by Lord Dalhousie and approved by Lord Canning.