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State two effects of the British defeat in the First Afghan War on the Indian soldiers.
State two effects of the defeat of the British in the First Afghan War on the Indian soldiers.
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Solution
- Loss of Prestige: The defeat damaged the British reputation of military invincibility, leading to a loss of prestige among Indian soldiers and the local population.
- Increased Discontent: The Indian soldiers became disillusioned with British leadership, as they were often blamed for failures, which contributed to growing unrest among the troops.
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