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By what did the Dutch control the use of forests in Java?

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Correct answer: Through forest laws and permits

The Dutch colonial government controlled Java’s forests through forest laws and a permit system. These rules restricted local people’s activities such as cutting timber, grazing animals, and collecting forest produce. Local village councils were not given full control; instead, the colonial state increased its authority over forest resources. Exam tip: link colonial forest policy with laws, permits, and restrictions on local rights.

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Forest Society And ColonialismJava ForestsDutch ColonialismForest LawsPermitsColonial Forest PolicyForest Transformations In JavaHistory

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