Target Exam

CUET

Subject

History

Chapter

Modern India: Rebels and the Raj

Question:

Which of the following statements is NOT correct?

Options:

Mutiny: A collective disobedience of rules and regulations within the armed forces.

Revolt: A rebellion of people against established authority and power.

The terms revolt and rebellion can be used synonymously

In the context of the revolt of 1857, the term mutiny refers primarily to the uprising of the peasants, zamindars, rajas and jagirdars.

Correct Answer:

In the context of the revolt of 1857, the term mutiny refers primarily to the uprising of the peasants, zamindars, rajas and jagirdars.

Explanation:

The correct answer is Option 4 - In the context of the revolt of 1857, the term mutiny refers primarily to the uprising of the peasants, zamindars, rajas and jagirdars.

Correction in OPTION 4: In the context of the revolt of 1857 the term revolt refers primarily to the uprising of the civilian population (peasants, zamindars, rajas, jagirdars) while the mutiny was of the sepoys.

 

Explanation:

Mutiny – a collective disobedience of rules and regulations within the armed forces.

Revolt – a rebellion of people against established authority and power.

The terms ‘revolt’ and ‘rebellion’ can be used synonymously.

In the context of the revolt of 1857 the term revolt refers primarily to the uprising of the civilian population (peasants, zamindars, rajas, jagirdars) while the mutiny was of the sepoys.