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Match column A with column B


Explanation:


a. Santhal was a tribal group which occupied the valley regions of Rajmahal hills in Bihar, Jharkhand and Bengal. They led a revolt against capturing of their land and subsequent enslavement.


b. Mappila peasants revolted against the tyrannies of their landlords, who frequently evicted tenants from their lands. They occupied the Malabar hills of Kerala


c. Kurichya rebellion was led by the Kurichya and Kurumba tribes of Wayanad in Kerela


d. Drain Theory was an economic theory postulated by Dadabhai Naoroji to explain the backwardness of India under colonial rule.


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