The Chuar Rebellion, which emerged as a culmination of the economic grievances of ordinary peasants and hereditary workers, reached its peak during which of the following years?

Correct option is B

The correct answer is (b) 1798-99

Explanation:

• The Chuar Rebellion was a significant uprising that took place in the Chotanagpur Plateau region (modern-day Jharkhand and West Bengal) between 1798 and 1799.
• It was led by the Chuars, a group of tribal peasants and hereditary workers, who were protesting against the oppressive land revenue policies and economic exploitation by the British East India Company and local landlords.
  

Information Booster:

• The Chuar Rebellion is considered one of the early manifestations of tribal unrest against colonial exploitation, occurring well before the 1857 Revolt.
• The British government, through its policies, pushed the Chuars to the brink, and the rebellion gained momentum in 1798-1799
• The rebellion was a culmination of the economic grievances of ordinary peasants and workers who faced heavy taxation, forced labor, and exploitation.
• The Chuars were primarily tribal communities, including the Munda and Oraon tribes, who rose against the economic injustices and social oppression imposed by the British colonial system., although it was suppressed by the British authorities.