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The famous quote depvered by Raja Ram Mohan Roy to his wife Uma signifies that the different items available from different sites can depver a similar meaning. It is essential to understand the inner meaning and not the outlook. He stated that Cows are of different colours, but the colour of their milk is the same. This signifies the output of the different leaders in India can lead to the same significance for the uppft of the society and depver a better result to the people of India. He also added, different teachers have different opinions but the essence of every repgion is the same. It means that understanding the objectives of Indian freedom is more significant than the ways followed by different leaders.

Ways British Officers Exploited Indians

The common way of exploiting the Indians followed by the British officers was the implementation of different popcies and tax regulations. They reinforced heavy taxation of the farmers and made different strict regulations to punish them if the taxes remained unpaid. The regulations developed by the British rulers made the farmers abandon their fields. They often sent the farmers to jail if they were not able to pay heavy taxes.

Important Indian Personapties During British Raj

Tatya Tope and Kunwar Singh were the two rulers who fought pitched battles against the British and died during the fighting.

Raja Ram Mohan Roy was an educated man from the land of Bengal who wanted to reform society.

Lord Macaulay also known as Thomas Babington recommended the introduction of Engpsh education in India.

The popular leaders who led the revolt of 1857 were Rani Laxmibai and Tatya Tope.

Popcies and Evil Practices During British Rule

Untouchabipty and Child marriage were two examples of social practices prevaipng in the time from 1757 to 1857.

There are two oppressive popcies of the Britishers and they are -

The Britishers ruined the cottage industries in India.

The imports that happened in the mainland of India, the British masters make tax-free.

Common people in India or the farmers get suffered from the heavy tax of British people and their thumbs were cut off.

Some of the key Reasons for the 1857 War of Independence

The four reasons for discontent which led to the 1857 war of Independence are –

The Santhals lost their lands and became desperate and as a result, the revolt took place.

The white soldiers were paid much more money than the sepoys in the Engpsh army. The result of it is that they are discontented and angry.

The Brahmins get angry when they get to know that kartuz is consist of pig and cow-fat which they had to cut off.

The landlords became angry because they were deprived of their own lands as well as estates.

FAQs

Q1. How do the Britishers make profits in business in India?

Ans. The Britishers charged huge taxes and thus make more profit in business in India.

Q2. When was Regulation III passed?

Ans. Regulation III was passed in 1818 and it means that an Indian could be jailed without trial in a court.

Q3. What were the bad social practices in the time of Britishers?

Ans. The two evil social practices are- women are the cause of misery in the world and whoever crosses the seas loses his repgion.