1. Explain the historical circumstances that led to the Sepoy Rebellion.

The cause of the revolt was the British's interference in the internal affairs and daily life of the Indians.

Explanation:

The Sepoy Rebellion, also known as the First War of Independence of India, represents a revolt of Indians against the British government and their efforts to interfere in the Indian people's everyday lives. The British forbade a certain Indian aristocracy that did not have a natural heir to inherit, that is, to elect an heir to the position. Concerns among Indians have also been caused by implementing the social and cultural aspects of life to the population of India. In that context, the English decided to give women more freedom. Thus Hindu women after divorce had the right to choose a new partner and marriage, which triggered the dissatisfaction of the Indians. The English sought to implement these practices among both Hindu and Muslim women.

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