What was the cause of the Sepoy Rebellion?

The forced use of rifles that had cartridges that were sealed with pork and beef

fat which were offensive to the Muslim and Hindu religions

The enslavement of Indian soldiers to protect the British East India Company

The physical abuse of Muslim soldiers by the British East India Company

The tensions from Muslim and Hindu soldiers being forced to work together at

the British East India Company.

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John Ruiz

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3 February, 06:35

What was the cause of the Sepoy Rebellion?

The forced use of rifles that had cartridges that were sealed with pork and beef

fat which were offensive to the Muslim and Hindu religions

The enslavement of Indian soldiers to protect the British East India Company

The physical abuse of Muslim soldiers by the British East India Company

The tensions from Muslim and Hindu soldiers being forced to work together at

the British East India Company.

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Walter Osborne · Answer 1

What was the cause of the Sepoy Rebellion?

The forced use of rifles that had cartridges that were sealed with pork and beef

fat which were offensive to the Muslim and Hindu religions

The enslavement of Indian soldiers to protect the British East India Company

The physical abuse of Muslim soldiers by the British East India Company

The tensions from Muslim and Hindu soldiers being forced to work together at

the British East India Company