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Saichaitanya JadhavAIR 68

Question Q.12GS1GS1

Examine the causes that led to tribal unrest during British rule in India. Analyse the reasons for their limited success.

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Introduction

British colonialism has impacted every sector of population. One of the major local who basic living got displaced, we clearly their anger in form of tribal Unrest.

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Main Body

Causes of tribal Unrest

[Diagram showing causes with branches: Forest regulations, Shifting Cultivation Loss, Good Revolt, Mohabir, Kamboj Rebellions, Fig: Some of tribal Unrest]

1Dethrittion of their basic sustenance of living
2Taking over forest as government property and debarred tribal people
3Agriculture got collapsed due to various regulations

(a) Shifting cultivation ban for forest to use as economic resources

(b) Shifting cultivation ban for forest to use as economic resources

REASONS FOR LIMITED SUCCESS

1Lack of unified leadership as every tribe fighting for own cause

(eg) - Alluri Sitarama Raju limited to Andhra region

2Old equipments that did not compete with modern guns, rifles of British forces

— Saichaitanya Jadhav · AIR 68

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Diagram

Causes of tribal unrest showing branches: Forest regulations, Shifting Cultivation Loss, Good Revolt, Mohabir, Kamboj Rebellions

  • Visual representation of causes
  • Clear categorization of issues
  • Addresses multiple dimensions

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Saichaitanya Jadhav

AIR 68

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Topic

Modern Indian History from about the middle of the eighteenth century until the present

The Freedom Struggle — its various stages and important contributors/contributions from different parts of the country

Tribal unrest during British rule

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