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History

Rebellion in the Forest

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Medium · Level 56 · forest villages,unpaid labour,colonial policy
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  1. Because residents were expected to provide free labour
  2. Because there were no trees there
  3. Because they were only festival places
  4. Because only foreign teachers lived there
Medium · Level 56 · famine,discontent,bastar
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  1. They increased people's economic suffering and discontent
  2. They completely ended forest laws
  3. They made British rule popular
  4. They turned forests into seas
Medium · Level 56 · colonial symbols,police stations,schools
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  1. Anger against symbols of colonial authority
  2. Preparation for sports competition
  3. Worship of forest produce
  4. Repair of the royal palace
Medium · Level 56 · bhumkal,local memory,bastar
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  1. It was only a European event
  2. It had a local name and importance in local memory
  3. It was a naval war
  4. It was only an administrative meeting
Medium · Level 56 · traders,exploitation,bastar rebellion
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  1. They were seen as linked with the exploitative colonial system
  2. They caused rainfall in forests
  3. They were headmen of all villages
  4. They were giving free food to rebels
Medium · Level 56 · shifting cultivation,reserved forest,bastar
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  1. Restrictions and control increased over their traditional cultivation
  2. They were made owners of all forests
  3. They were taught sea farming
  4. They felt no change
Medium · Level 56 · forest produce,local communities,bastar
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  1. Urban mill owners
  2. Local communities dependent on forests
  3. Foreign sailors
  4. Court painters
Medium · Level 56 · multiple causes,forest rights,begar
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  1. Only change in weather
  2. Combined effect of loss of forest rights economic burden and forced labour
  3. Only lack of sports
  4. Only language change
Medium · Level 56 · british troops,repression,colonial rule
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  1. Controlling local grievances by force
  2. Giving all decisions to village councils
  3. Immediately returning forest rights
  4. Making peasants tax-free
Medium · Level 56 · result,reservation stopped,bastar
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  1. The rebellion had some effect on policy
  2. British rule ended immediately
  3. Forests disappeared completely
  4. Everyone moved to cities
Medium · Level 56 · collective organization,villages,bastar
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  1. The rebellion had the capacity for collective organization
  2. People had no knowledge of forests
  3. It was only one person's complaint
  4. It was only a government order
Medium · Level 56 · local resistance,forest policy,bastar
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  1. It was a local popular resistance arising from forest policy
  2. It was only a court succession war
  3. It was only a foreign trade dispute
  4. It was only a religious reform movement
Medium · Level 56 · dhurwa,tribal leadership,bastar
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  1. It shows local tribal leadership and participation
  2. It shows the role of the British Parliament
  3. It tells the success of sea trade
  4. It shows industrial growth of cities
Medium · Level 56 · loss of rights,forest use,grazing
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  1. Ban on traditional use of wood fruits and grazing from forests
  2. Starting fishing in the sea
  3. Creation of new postage stamps
  4. Construction of a new capital
Medium · Level 56 · 1905 forest plan,reservation,bastar
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  1. It threatened to reserve a large area and restrict local use
  2. It was ending all taxes
  3. It was making people kings for free
  4. It was giving villages a sea
Medium · Level 56 · state control,community rights,bastar
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  1. Between state control of forests and community's traditional use
  2. Between sea routes and colour of mountains
  3. Between city roads and palace walls
  4. Between foreign language and local songs
Medium · Level 56 · forest dependence,culture,livelihood
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  1. Forests were linked with food fuel grazing and cultural life
  2. Forests were only empty government land
  3. Forests were only for foreign soldiers
  4. Forests were only places for making ships
Medium · Level 56 · punitive action,military control,bastar
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  1. Punitive action and military control
  2. Complete village self-rule
  3. Private gift of forests
  4. Waiver of all taxes
Medium · Level 56 · local communication,symbols,revolt
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  1. They were part of local understanding and quick messaging
  2. They were printed by the British Parliament
  3. They were only trade receipts
  4. They were school exam answer sheets
Medium · Level 56 · headmen,village discussions,organization
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  1. It gave organized form to discontent
  2. It reduced trees in forests
  3. It automatically ended British taxes
  4. It started sea trade