Paper I · 3 History of India & AP · 3.3.8 Revolt of 1857

3.3.8.4 Failure and aftermath of the Revolt: the Queen's Proclamation and new policies

The Revolt failed through disunity and British strength, and the Crown took over from the Company, promised toleration and no more annexations, and rebuilt the army and administration around caution and division.

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Key terms

  • Government of India Act 1858
  • Queen's Proclamation
  • Secretary of State
  • Council of India
  • Peel Commission
  • martial races
  • Indian Councils Act 1861
  • White Mutiny

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