Tribal and Peasant Movements

What is the subject matter of Tribal and Peasant Movements?

 Tribal and Peasant Movements.

Why did Tribal and Peasant Movements arise in British India?

 Against British exploitation and oppressive policies.

Which century witnessed most Tribal and Peasant Movements?

 19th century.

Who mainly participated in these movements?

 Tribes and peasants.

What was the common objective of these movements?

 Protection of land, rights, and livelihood.

What is the subject matter of the Santhal Revolt?

 Santhal Revolt.

In which year did the Santhal Revolt take place?

 1855–1856.

Who led the Santhal Revolt?

 Sidhu and Kanhu.

Where did the Santhal Revolt occur?

 Rajmahal Hills.

Against whom was the Santhal Revolt directed?

 British officials, moneylenders, and zamindars.

What is the subject matter of the Kol Revolt?

 Kol Revolt.

In which year did the Kol Revolt take place?

 1831–1832.

Where did the Kol Revolt occur?

 Chotanagpur.

Against whom was the Kol Revolt fought?

 British administration and landlords.

Who mainly participated in the Kol Revolt?

 Kol tribes.

What is the subject matter of Munda Ulgulan?

 Munda Ulgulan.

Who led the Munda Ulgulan?

 Birsa Munda.

In which year did the Munda Ulgulan begin?

 1899.

Where did the Munda Ulgulan take place?

 Chotanagpur.

What was the main objective of the Munda Ulgulan?

 Restoration of tribal land rights.

What is the subject matter of the Indigo Revolt?

 Indigo Revolt.

In which year did the Indigo Revolt take place?

 1859–1860.

Where did the Indigo Revolt occur?

 Bengal.

Against whom was the Indigo Revolt directed?

 European indigo planters.

What was the main cause of the Indigo Revolt?

 Forced cultivation of indigo.

What is the subject matter of the Deccan Riots?

 Deccan Riots.

In which year did the Deccan Riots occur?

 1875.

Where did the Deccan Riots occur?

 Poona and Ahmednagar districts.

Against whom were the Deccan Riots directed?

 Moneylenders.

What was the main cause of the Deccan Riots?

 Rural indebtedness and exploitation.

What is the subject matter of the Moplah Rebellion?

 Moplah Rebellion.

In which year did the Moplah Rebellion take place?

 1921.

Where did the Moplah Rebellion occur?

 Malabar.

Who mainly participated in the Moplah Rebellion?

 Moplah Muslim peasants.

Against whom was the Moplah Rebellion directed?

 British government and landlords.\

What is the subject matter of the Pabna Movement?

 Pabna Movement.

In which year did the Pabna Movement begin?

 1873.

Where did the Pabna Movement occur?

 Pabna district, Bengal.

Against whom was the Pabna Movement directed?

 Zamindars.

What was the main objective of the Pabna Movement?

 Protection of tenants' rights and reduction of illegal rents.