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The Dutch enforcement of forest rules indicated what for local society?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: External colonial control over forests was increasing

Dutch forest rules brought Java’s forests under colonial state control and restricted local people’s customary rights to wood, grazing, and other forest resources. Therefore, they indicated increasing external colonial control. The demand for teak did not end; the Dutch needed it for shipbuilding and other purposes. Exam tip: link colonial forest laws with state control over local forest rights.

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Forest Society And ColonialismJava ForestsDutch ColonialismForest LawsLocal RightsColonial ControlForest Transformations In JavaHistory

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