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History

Forest Transformations in Java

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Medium · Level 58 · peaceful-protest,samin
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  1. Violent war
  2. Sea movement
  3. Cloth movement
  4. Peaceful non cooperation
Medium · Level 58 · dutch-forest-laws,rural-life
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  1. Access to forest products and timber became restricted
  2. All villages got complete forest rights
  3. Sea trade ended
  4. Cotton farming became compulsory
Medium · Level 58 · teak-resource,dutch-policy
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  1. As temples of local culture
  2. As controlled sources of teak timber
  3. As sea routes
  4. As desert land
Medium · Level 58 · teak-demand,local-needs
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  1. Both had no relation with forests
  2. Both were linked only with sea
  3. The Dutch needed timber for ships while villagers needed it for daily use
  4. Both were for cotton production
Medium · Level 58 · kalang-skill,timber-supply
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  1. They knew European languages
  2. They dyed cotton
  3. They sailed sea ships
  4. They were skilled in cutting forests and supplying timber
Medium · Level 58 · kalang-resistance,dutch-control
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  1. Local communities did not accept control without resistance
  2. The Dutch had returned all forest rights
  3. There were no forests in Java
  4. The Kalangs were sea traders
Medium · Level 58 · colonial-labour,blandongdiensten
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  1. Because it involved only worship
  2. Because it took timber labour and buffaloes from villages
  3. Because it was sea travel
  4. Because it was a cotton market
Medium · Level 58 · dutch-government,state-control
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  1. Local village council
  2. Saminists
  3. Dutch colonial government
  4. Cotton farmers
Medium · Level 58 · people-forest-relation,state-control
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  1. People got complete freedom in forests
  2. Forest use shifted from local need to state control
  3. Forests became sea areas
  4. Forest use ended completely
Medium · Level 58 · samin-argument,ownership
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  1. Because the state had not created earth and wood
  2. Because the state was in the sea
  3. Because the state built railways
  4. Because the state grew cotton
Medium · Level 58 · samin-movement,forest-control
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  1. Because it was about cotton production
  2. Because it challenged state forest control and taxes
  3. Because it was a sea war
  4. Because it was the European Renaissance
Medium · Level 58 · teak,blandongdiensten
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  1. Teak was food and blandongdiensten was a festival
  2. Both had no relation with forests
  3. Teak timber was needed and blandongdiensten provided labour
  4. Both were sea laws
Medium · Level 58 · java forests,colonial forest laws,fuel wood,villagers rights,forest society and colonialism
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  1. Collecting fuel wood became more regulated and restricted
  2. Villagers could obtain fuel wood from forests without any restriction
  3. Villagers’ dependence on fuel wood ended completely
  4. The forest department began providing free fuel wood to every village family
Medium · Level 58 · teak-priority,local-use
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  1. Local uses became fully free
  2. Teak based commercial control increased and local uses were restricted
  3. Sea farming increased
  4. Forest laws ended
Medium · Level 58 · kalang,samin,resistance
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  1. Both were linked with sea trade
  2. Both were linked with textile industry
  3. Both showed local resistance against forest control
  4. Both demanded railway expansion
Medium · Level 58 · java-india,colonial-forestry
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  1. Because colonial rule increased control over forests in both places
  2. Because both places had only sea
  3. Because both places had no forests
  4. Because cotton mills were main in both places
Medium · Level 58 · local-labour,timber-supply
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  1. To teach sea trade
  2. To increase cotton farming
  3. For regular arrangement of cutting and transporting timber
  4. To stop local dances
Medium · Level 58 · samin movement,java,colonial forestry,forest society,non-cooperation,taxes and fines
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  1. Refusing to pay taxes and fines
  2. Agreeing to work on government plantations
  3. Regularly paying tax on forest produce to Dutch officials
  4. Leasing more forest land from the colonial government
Medium · Level 58 · state-vs-local,java
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  1. Conflict between local forest use and state controlled timber policy
  2. Conflict between sea and sky
  3. Conflict between cotton and salt
  4. Conflict between rail and ticket
Medium · Level 58 · kalang-control,timber
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  1. They were skilled in forest cutting and important for timber supply
  2. They were sea kings
  3. They were cotton tax officers
  4. They were European traders