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Forest Transformations in Java

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Medium · Level 59 · java teak forests, dutch colonialism, colonial economy, forest resources, shipbuilding, class 9 history
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  1. Teak was valuable for revenue and uses such as shipbuilding
  2. Teak was used only for the domestic needs of rural families
  3. The Dutch administration exercised no control over the extraction and trade of teak forests
  4. Teak forests were valued only because they were suitable for growing food crops
Medium · Level 59 · Kalangs,livelihood,forest policy
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  1. Because their livelihood and skill were linked with forest cutting
  2. Because they were only sea people
  3. Because they were Dutch governors
  4. Because they had no relation with teak
Medium · Level 59 · Samin movement,local protest,forest claims
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  1. Because it showed local protest against state claims over forests and land
  2. Because it increased sea trade
  3. Because it supported Dutch control over teak
  4. Because it had no relation with rural life
Medium · Level 59 · blandongdiensten,Samin,control resistance
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  1. The state demanded labour and some people resisted that control
  2. The state ended all labour demands
  3. Samin people fought for the Dutch
  4. Blandongdiensten was a sea law
Medium · Level 59 · wartime policy,forest resources,Java
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  1. Because war made forest resources strategic
  2. Because wars kept forests untouched
  3. Because wars erased all laws
  4. Because wars had no relation with Java
Medium · Level 59 · balanced cause,teak,Dutch control,war
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  1. Dutch control, teak demand, labour system, resistance and wartime pressure
  2. Only weather change
  3. Only sea trade
  4. Only European election
Medium · Level 59 · colonialism,forests,labour control
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  1. Colonialism turned forests into fields of resources, labour and control
  2. Colonialism kept forests separate from society
  3. The Dutch did not use teak
  4. Villagers were not affected
Medium · Level 59 · historical conclusion,Java forests,society
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  1. State control over teak, village labour, local resistance and war changed forests and society
  2. Forests remained completely untouched
  3. All villagers got complete forest rights
  4. The Samin movement was a sea trade movement
Medium · Level 58 · japanese-occupation,1942,forest-exploitation
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  1. Forest use completely stopped
  2. All forests were given to local people
  3. Forest laws ended immediately with no effect
  4. Forests were exploited more for war needs
Medium · Level 59 · Samin movement,peaceful strategy,non cooperation
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  1. By refusing taxes, fines and labour, it weakened state authority
  2. By joining the Dutch army, it increased control
  3. It fully supported teak trade
  4. It changed forest policy by starting naval war
Medium · Level 60 · java,teak,dutch rule
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  1. Teak timber
  2. Cotton
  3. Coal
  4. Salt
Medium · Level 60 · java,dutch,colonialism
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  1. British
  2. Dutch
  3. French
  4. Portuguese
Medium · Level 60 · kalangs,forest cutters,java
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  1. They were good traders
  2. They were military officers
  3. They were skilled forest cutters
  4. They collected taxes
Medium · Level 60 · state control,forest land,java
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  1. Making villages independent
  2. Making forests private gardens
  3. Expanding fishing
  4. Establishing state control over forest land
Medium · Level 60 · kalang rebellion,joana,1770
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  1. Joana
  2. Batavia
  3. Randublatung
  4. Surabaya
Medium · Level 60 · forest laws,villagers,livelihood
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  1. Sea travel
  2. Freedom to collect forest produce and cultivate
  3. Temple building
  4. Weaving cloth
Medium · Level 60 · blandongdiensten,labour,timber
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  1. Spice trade
  2. School building
  3. Free labour and buffaloes for cutting and transporting timber
  4. Sea tax
Medium · Level 60 · rent exemption,forest labour,java
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  1. They joined the army
  2. They sold spices
  3. They did foreign trade
  4. They provided forest labour and transport to the state
Medium · Level 60 · teak,ships,railways
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  1. Strong timber for navy and railway construction
  2. Leaves for tea plantations
  3. Gold mines
  4. Cloth dyeing
Medium · Level 60 · villagers,forest management,impact
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  1. Their forest-dependent livelihood was restricted
  2. They got all forests free
  3. They were made kings
  4. Their sea income increased