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Which class was the main target of the rebels in rural areas?
In many rural areas, the revolt turned into a peasant uprising where they attacked moneylenders (sahukars) and new zamindars to destroy debt records and reclaim land.
To assert sovereignty, the rebels in Delhi struck coins in the name of the Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar.
12153
Who commented 'It is difficult to avoid the conclusion that the so-called First National War of Independence is neither First, nor National, nor a War of Independence'?
The Azamgarh Proclamation (August 1857), issued presumably by Firoz Shah (grandson of the Emperor), appealed for Hindu-Muslim unity and outlined the rebels' grievances and goals.
12156
Who called the revolt a 'war of fanatics against Christians'?
The Inam Commission was set up in Bombay to inquire into the titles of rent-free landowners. It resulted in the confiscation of many jagirs, causing resentment among the landed class.
12158
Which rebellion in Odisha (1827-1857) is often seen as a precursor to the 1857 revolt?
The Paika Rebellion (1817) in Odisha, and the subsequent resistance by Surendra Sai (Sambalpur) which continued until 1862, are significant armed uprisings against the British.
The 19th Native Infantry at Berhampur refused to use the new cartridges in February 1857. They were disbanded in March, preceding the events at Barrackpore and Meerut.
