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Because the British were better then the Indians..

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Disunity among Indians

The revolt was not widespread among the people

A large number of Indian states and the big zamindars did not join the movement

Lack of telegraph and postal communication, weapons technique,planning

The british, together through their diplomacy of DIVIDE AND RULE prevented most of the Indian rulers to join together for a common cause.

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Because the king ate too many Maccy Ds and got super duper fat.

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