The question asks about the geographical spread of the Kol rebellion, a significant tribal uprising in British India. To answer this, one needs to recall the historical context and the regions primarily affected by this particular rebellion.
Correct Option: B) The Kol rebellion primarily spread across the regions of Ranchi, Hazaribagh, Palamau, and Manbhum. These areas were part of the Chota Nagpur plateau, which was the heartland of the Kol tribe and the epicenter of the rebellion.
The question asks for the main cause of the Kol Uprising. To answer this, we need to recall the historical context and specific grievances that led to this tribal rebellion in British India.
Correct Option: B) Transfer of tribal lands to outsiders. This was the fundamental cause, as the British policies facilitated the entry of non-tribals who then exploited and dispossessed the Kol people of their ancestral lands, leading to widespread resentment and rebellion.
The question asks about the founder of the Faraizi sect. This requires knowledge of prominent religious and social reform movements in 19th-century India and their leaders.
Correct Option: C) Haji Shariatullah founded the Faraizi sect in 1818 in East Bengal. The movement aimed to revive Islam by urging Muslims to strictly follow the fundamental tenets (faraiz) of their religion and to abstain from un-Islamic practices.
The question asks to identify the leader who continued the Faraizi movement after its founder, Haji Shariatullah. This requires knowledge of the history and leadership succession of the Faraizi movement.
Therefore, Dudu Miyan was the successor to Haji Shariatullah in leading the Faraizi movement.
Correct Option: A) Dudu Miyan continued to lead the Faraizi movement after his father, Haji Shariatullah, and played a crucial role in its expansion and radicalization.
The question asks about a key teaching of Dudu Miyan, a prominent leader of the Faraizi movement in 19th-century Bengal. To answer this, one needs to recall the core tenets and socio-economic philosophies of the Faraizi movement under Dudu Miyan's leadership.
D) All men are equal and land belongs to God — This accurately reflects Dudu Miyan's core teachings, which challenged the existing land ownership and social hierarchies, advocating for equality and divine ownership of land.
The question asks about a specific event related to the Faraizi movement, which was a significant socio-religious reform movement in Bengal during the 19th century. To answer this, one needs to recall the key incidents and locations associated with the Faraizis' resistance against landlords and indigo planters.
Correct Option: D) Panch-char