Consider the following statements associated with the great uprising of 1857: 1. It was an organised revolt against the British. 2. In this uprising both Hindus and Muslims joined hands against the British. 3. It was a conspiracy to restore superemacy of

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Consider the following statements associated with the great uprising of 1857:
1. It was an organised revolt against the British.
2. In this uprising both Hindus and Muslims joined hands against the British.
3. It was a conspiracy to restore superemacy of nagative rulers of India.
Of these statements :

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History

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IES

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The correct answer is option 2, which states that statements 1 and 2 are correct.

Statement 1: It was an organized revolt against the British.

This statement is correct. The Great Uprising of 1857, also known as the Indian Rebellion of 1857 or the First War of Independence, was indeed an organized revolt against the British East India Company. It was a widespread uprising that involved both civilians and sepoys (Indian soldiers) and aimed to challenge British rule in India.

Statement 2: In this uprising, both Hindus and Muslims joined hands against the British.

This statement is also correct. The Great Uprising of 1857 witnessed significant participation from both Hindus and Muslims. People from various backgrounds, including soldiers, landlords, peasants, and religious leaders, joined together to resist British colonial rule. The revolt marked a significant moment of unity among communities in their opposition to British oppression.

Statement 3: It was a conspiracy to restore the supremacy of native rulers of India.

This statement is incorrect. The Great Uprising of 1857 was not a conspiracy to reinstate native rulers. While some local rulers did support the rebellion, the uprising was primarily a response to various grievances against the British, such as the introduction of new rifles, economic