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How is the relation between revenue and control visible in colonial forest policies?

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Correct answer: Forests were brought under state control to command timber and revenue

The direct answer is A: colonial governments brought forests under state control to command timber and revenue. Forests supplied valuable wood and other resources, while taxes, permits, and commercial extraction produced income. State control also restricted customary community use, affecting livelihoods. A is correct. B is wrong because colonial policies generally reduced, rather than fully protected, community control. C is wrong because timber and forest products had major economic value. D is wrong because forest policy concerned resources, land, labour, and administration, not only education. Exam cue: colonial forest law often meant resource control plus revenue collection.

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