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History

Rebellion in the Forest

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Medium · Level 56 · colonial policies,control,livelihood
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  1. Because policies increased control over forest use villages and labour
  2. Because policies gave free land to everyone
  3. Because policies made forests worship places
  4. Because policies taught sea travel
Medium · Level 56 · 1910,bhumkal,bastar
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  1. A major rebellion took place in Bastar in this year
  2. India became independent in this year
  3. Permanent Settlement happened in this year
  4. Dandi March happened in this year
Medium · Level 56 · resistance,local communities,rights
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  1. Because they opposed oppressive policies instead of accepting them
  2. Because they decorated all markets
  3. Because they asked to join the British army
  4. Because they wanted to sell forests
Medium · Level 56 · collective punishment,colonial control,bastar
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  1. Creating fear through collective punishment
  2. Taking democratic consent
  3. Creating independent panchayats
  4. Returning forest rights
Medium · Level 56 · gunda dhur,folk hero,memory
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  1. His image as a folk hero
  2. Complete success of British law
  3. Popularity of forest reservation
  4. Power of the navy
Medium · Level 56 · military suppression,authority,forest control
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  1. Because it wanted to protect its forest control and authority
  2. Because it wanted to make villages independent states
  3. Because it wanted to stop free education
  4. Because it wanted to turn forests into temples
Medium · Level 56 · forest management,local discontent,bastar
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  1. Strict forest management created local discontent
  2. Forest management increased all rights
  3. Forest management had no relation with the rebellion
  4. Forest management was limited only to seaports
Medium · Level 56 · officials houses,colonial authority,bastar
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  1. Anger not just personal but against the ruling system
  2. Only the art of house construction
  3. Popularity of government officials
  4. End of love for forests
Medium · Level 56 · reduced reservation,policy change,result
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  1. Popular resistance forced administration to change its plan
  2. People supported forest policy
  3. British rule doubled the tax
  4. Forest use stopped completely
Medium · Level 56 · livelihood rights,traditional rights,environment context
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  1. It was mainly linked with protection of livelihood and traditional rights
  2. It was only for measuring pollution
  3. It was only a laboratory movement
  4. It was only a city cleanliness plan
Medium · Level 56 · local history,tribal communities,bastar
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  1. Through the active role of small villages and tribal communities
  2. Only through debates in European Parliament
  3. Only through naval wars
  4. Only through factories in big cities
Medium · Level 56 · burning,looting,resistance
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  1. As intense resistance against colonial exploitation and symbols of power
  2. Only as entertainment
  3. As a method of sea trade
  4. As a court ritual
Medium · Level 56 · colonial development,resource control,bastar
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  1. Increasing resource control while ignoring local needs
  2. Giving full power to local people
  3. Handing forests to communities
  4. Permanently ending taxes
Medium · Level 56 · gunda dhur,symbol,resistance
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  1. Because he became a symbol of local resistance
  2. Because he made British laws
  3. Because he was a sea trader
  4. Because he was a British official
Medium · Level 56 · indirect causes,famine,rent
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  1. Famine and burden of rent
  2. Plan of reserved forests
  3. Restriction on shifting cultivation
  4. Control over forest produce
Medium · Level 56 · tribal agency,forest society,history
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  1. That forest societies were passive and outside history
  2. That British rule was weak
  3. That no movements happened in cities
  4. That forests had no resources
Medium · Level 56 · bastar rebellion,forest society,colonial forest policy,collective discontent,forced labour,class 9 history
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  1. Through the combined impact of forest reservation, village relocation, forced labour and famine
  2. Only because forest officials prepared new maps
  3. Only because the local ruler gave up his position
  4. Only because prices of goods increased in markets
Medium · Level 56 · colonial view,revenue,forest control
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  1. Because its aim was to see forests as resources for revenue and control
  2. Because it was writing all traditions in a constitution
  3. Because it wanted to make villages independent
  4. Because it saw forests only as worship places
Medium · Level 56 · punishment,villages,social impact
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  1. Fear and insecurity would have increased
  2. Everyone would have immediately got land
  3. The rebellion would have been made a government festival
  4. Forest policy would have completely ended
Medium · Level 56 · markets,economic exploitation,hunger
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  1. Hunger economic exploitation and unequal distribution
  2. Expansion of sea trade
  3. Rise in factory wages
  4. Decrease in bank interest