The end of the unsuccessful Peasants Revolt took place in which country in which year.
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India 1345
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Europe 1434
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England 1381
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France 1331
The Peasants' Revolt of 1381 (also known as Wat Tyler's Rebellion) was a major uprising in England led by Wat Tyler and John Ball. It was triggered by socio-economic grievances including the poll tax. Though initially successful, it ended in failure after the death of its leaders and the suppression of the rebels. France had the Jacquerie (1358), India had many peasant revolts but not specifically in 1345, and 1434 is not a significant year for peasant revolts.
To answer this question, you need to have some knowledge about the Peasants' Revolt and its historical context. Let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:
Option A) India 1345 - This option is incorrect because the Peasants' Revolt did not take place in India in 1345. The Peasants' Revolt primarily occurred in Europe.
Option B) Europe 1434 - This option is incorrect because the Peasants' Revolt did not take place in Europe in 1434. The correct time period for the Peasants' Revolt is earlier than 1434.
Option C) England 1381 - This option is correct because the Peasants' Revolt took place in England in 1381. The revolt was a major uprising of peasants and workers in response to socio-economic grievances, such as unfair taxation and oppressive labor conditions.
Option D) France 1331 - This option is incorrect because the Peasants' Revolt did not take place in France in 1331. The Peasants' Revolt was primarily centered in England.
The correct answer is C) England 1381. This option is correct because the Peasants' Revolt took place in England in 1381.