The revolt by the Muslim leaseholders and cultivators of South Malabar

1.	The revolt by the Muslim leaseholders and cultivators of South Malabar is known as________1. Sepoy Mutiny2. Mappila Rebellion3. Channar Revolt4. Attingal Revolt
Answer» Correct Answer - Option 2 : Mappila Rebellion The correct answer is Mappila Rebellion. The revolt taken by the Muslim leaseholders and cultivators of South Malabar is known as Mappila Rebellion. Mappila Rebellion was a series of riots by Moplahs (Muslims of Malabar) against the British and the Hindu landlords in Northern Kerala. The revolt took place in the year 1921. The main reason behind the revolt was the Pookottur incident. The Malabar Rebellion of 1921 is often considered as the culmination of the Mappila riots. The famous wagon tragedy is related to the Malabar Rebellion. The first war of Indian independence of 1857 was also called Sepoy Mutiny. Channar Revolt was for the right of Channar women to cover their breasts like other upper-class women. Attingal Revolt was the first organised revolt against the British in Kerala.

The revolt by the Muslim leaseholders and cultivators of South Malabar is known as________1. Sepoy Mutiny2. Mappila Rebellion3. Channar Revolt4. Attingal Revolt

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 2 : Mappila Rebellion

The correct answer is Mappila Rebellion.

The revolt taken by the Muslim leaseholders and cultivators of South Malabar is known as Mappila Rebellion.
Mappila Rebellion was a series of riots by Moplahs (Muslims of Malabar) against the British and the Hindu landlords in Northern Kerala.
The revolt took place in the year 1921.
The main reason behind the revolt was the Pookottur incident.
The Malabar Rebellion of 1921 is often considered as the culmination of the Mappila riots.
The famous wagon tragedy is related to the Malabar Rebellion.

The first war of Indian independence of 1857 was also called Sepoy Mutiny.
Channar Revolt was for the right of Channar women to cover their breasts like other upper-class women.
Attingal Revolt was the first organised revolt against the British in Kerala.