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How did the use of symbols build trust and identity among communities in the Bastar rebellion?

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Correct answer: Shared symbols connected villages with the same message and aim

During the Bastar rebellion, signs such as mango boughs, lumps of earth, chillies and arrows were sent to villages to communicate messages and mobilise people. Shared symbols assured communities that they were united for a common purpose, strengthening their collective identity. Option B is incorrect because these signs helped organise resistance to colonial rule, not loyalty to it. Exam tip: link symbols in the Bastar rebellion with communication, unity and collective resistance.

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Bastar RebellionForest SocietyColonialismSymbolsCollective IdentityTribal ResistanceRebellion In The ForestForest Society And Colonialism

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