Explanation:

Bakasht Movement:
•    Bihar. To restore Bakasht land. Leader: Karyananda Sharma
Eka Movement:
•    Eka=unity movement
•    Initially by Congress+Khilafat Leaders. Later Madari Pasi and other low caste leaders.
•    Reason: oppression by Thekedar. High rents
•    Involved religious ritual, in which farmer would take a tip in Ganges and vow not to do begari, resist eviction etc.
•    Even included some small zamindars who were unhapped with British demands for high revenue.
•    By 1922 severe repression by government=Eka Movement vanished.
Mapilla Rebellion:
•    Hindu Zamindars (Jemnis) exploiting Muslim Moplah/Mappila farmers in Malabar (Kerala)
•    rumors that British military strength had declined post WW1.
•    Khilafat movement and general hatred towards British.
•    Tipping point: Police raided a mosque to arrest a Khilafat leader Ali Musaliar.
•    Farmers attacked police stations, public offices and houses, land records of zamindars and moneylenders under the leadership of Kunhammed Haji.
Avadh Kisan Sabha Movement
Baba Ramchandra organized peasants of Awadh against the landlords, using Ramayana and caste sloghans.