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History

Forest Transformations in Java

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Expert · Level 60 · Samin,tax refusal,fine refusal
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  1. Rejecting the state's revenue and punitive power
  2. Strengthening the Dutch army
  3. Increasing teak trade
  4. Supporting forest laws
Expert · Level 60 · forced labour,Samin,Dutch rule
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  1. The state's claim over village labour
  2. Local claim over sea trade
  3. Right to dye cloth
  4. European election process
Expert · Level 60 · land survey,Samin,symbolic protest
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  1. Complete acceptance of state survey
  2. Local rights and moral ownership over land
  3. Right to sea travel
  4. Support for teak trade
Expert · Level 60 · Samin movement,ideological resistance,forest history
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  1. Because it questioned the legitimacy of state ownership, taxes and labour claims
  2. Because it recruited people into the Dutch navy
  3. Because it made no mention of forests
  4. Because it accepted all penalties
Expert · Level 60 · Kalang resistance,Samin movement,resistance forms
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  1. Resistance to Dutch forest control in Java was both direct and peaceful
  2. There was no resistance in Java
  3. Both were only naval wars
  4. Both accepted the Dutch state unconditionally
Expert · Level 60 · scorched earth,Second World War,teak
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  1. To prevent teak resources from falling into enemy hands
  2. To give forest ownership to villagers
  3. To start the Samin movement
  4. To permanently protect all forests
Expert · Level 60 · sawmills,teak logs,war strategy
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  1. Wartime strategic importance of forest resources
  2. Complete protection of teak
  3. Restoration of village ownership
  4. Dutch distance from forests
Expert · Level 60 · Japanese occupation,war industries,forest exploitation
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  1. Mobilising resources for war industries and military needs
  2. Turning forests into religious sites
  3. Declaring teak useless
  4. Giving full self-rule to villagers
Expert · Level 60 · Japanese rule,village labour,resource control
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  1. Wartime control over both resources and village labour
  2. Full village freedom and forest protection
  3. Teak worship and tax freedom
  4. Sea trade and local rule
Expert · Level 60 · cultivation expansion,Japanese occupation,land use
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  1. During wartime disorder, both state pressure and local needs could intensify forest change
  2. All forests remained permanently protected
  3. Villagers ended their relation with forests
  4. Teak began growing in the sea
Expert · Level 60 · Dutch,Japanese,power view
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  1. Treating forests as resources for state needs apart from local culture
  2. Giving forests fully to village ownership
  3. Never touching forests
  4. Considering teak unimportant
Expert · Level 60 · India,Java,commercial forestry
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  1. Both show state control over valuable timber and limits on local rights
  2. In both, local people got full forest ownership
  3. Both abolished forest laws
  4. Neither had any relation with timber
Expert · Level 60 · local customs,forest laws,state control
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  1. Bringing community use under state control through law, permits and punishment
  2. Giving villagers a free constitution
  3. Turning teak into food
  4. Dutch withdrawal from forests
Expert · Level 60 · land survey,Samin,state records
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  1. Because it could turn land into state records and ownership claims
  2. Because it created sea
  3. Because it ended all taxes
  4. Because it turned teak into flowers
Expert · Level 60 · lying on land,political language,Samin
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  1. A non-violent language of expressing land rights and dissent through the body
  2. Language of joining the Dutch army
  3. Language of sea trade
  4. Language of Forest Department appointment
Expert · Level 60 · environmental event,state control,Java
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  1. Because they involved state control, village labour, local resistance and wartime pressures
  2. Because no change occurred in forests
  3. Because it had no relation with society
  4. Because it was only a sea event
Expert · Level 60 · marketable timber,teak,forest policy
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  1. Forests were turned into controlled economic production spaces
  2. Forests were left entirely for local festivals
  3. Teak was declared useless
  4. The Dutch removed forest laws
Expert · Level 60 · java forest laws,colonial forestry,customary rights,village livelihoods,forest society and colonialism
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  1. Villagers’ everyday activities such as collecting wood, grazing cattle, using forest roads and transporting goods
  2. Overseas maritime trade through Java’s coastal ports
  3. The number of representatives elected in the Netherlands
  4. The production capacity of machines in urban textile factories
Expert · Level 60 · teak control,village labour,blandongdiensten
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  1. Village labour was tied to colonial needs of teak cutting and transport
  2. All villagers became free from labour
  3. Only the Dutch king cut teak
  4. Labour had no relation with forests
Expert · Level 60 · samin movement,forest society and colonialism,java,colonial forestry,moral resistance,forest rights,state ownership
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  1. It asked how one who did not create the forest could own it
  2. It demanded an increase in Dutch taxes
  3. It supported the colonial teak trade
  4. It started a naval war against Dutch rule