Which statement about the result of the First Indian War of Independence is correct?

1. India gained partial sovereignty from Britain, including its own Parliament and its own laws.
2. Although it was a failure, it laid the foundation for full Indian independence just 30 years later in 1887.
3. A growing consciousness of Indian unity supported by a common language (English) and technology united the distant parts of India.
4. All of the answers are correct.

The First War of Indian Independence is a term used in India to describe the Indian Rebellion that took place in 1857. The war tested and ended the power and control of Britain and ended the 90 year rule the British had over India.

Answered by Joel0920 | 2024-06-10

The First Indian War of Independence, or Sepoy Rebellion, in 1857 did not achieve partial sovereignty for India; it led to direct British rule instead. While the uprising failed, it laid the foundation for future independence movements and fostered a growing sense of Indian unity. Therefore, the most accurate statement is that a growing consciousness of Indian unity, supported by a common language and technology, assisted in uniting the regions of India.
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Answered by Joel0920 | 2024-12-26