Question

What reasons were responsible for the growth of dissatisfaction among people against British rule in 1870

Answer 1

Explanation:

British rule in the 1870s and 1880s are as follows: The Arms Act was passed in 1878. This Act disallowed Indians from possessing arms.

Answer 2

Answer:

The dissatisfaction with the British Rule was the result of arbitrary policies introduced by the British Government and the oppressive treatment meted out to the Indians by British officials. Further, several acts and polities too attributed to this. These were:

Armst Act: It prohibited Indians from carrying weapons

Vernacular Press Act: It led to shutting down of press and confiscation of national journals, citing them as seditious materials”.

Lytton’s Policies: Lord Lytton’s indifference towards the growing hunger and famines in the country and exorbitant expenditure on the Dilli Durbar led to frustration among Indians. Thus, creating a sense of dissatisfaction with the British Rule.

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