When did the Munda Rebellion start?

Answer: (3) 1899-1900

Explanation:

The Munda Rebellion, also known as Ulgulan or the Great Tumult, was a major tribal uprising led by Birsa Munda in the Chotanagpur Plateau of present day Jharkhand between 1899 and 1900. 

The rebellion was launched against British colonial rule and the exploitation by landlords, contractors, and moneylenders. Its main objective was to protect the Khuntkatti land system, safeguard traditional tribal land rights, and preserve the cultural identity of the Munda community. The uprising became one of the most significant tribal resistance movements in colonial India.