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Rebellion in the Forest

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Medium · Level 56 · bastar rebellion,forest society,colonial forest policy,tribal resistance,british repression,class 9 history
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  1. The rebellion was suppressed, but it pressured the colonial administration to alter forest policies
  2. After the rebellion was suppressed, British forest policy remained completely unchanged
  3. As a result of the rebellion, British rule immediately granted complete independence to Bastar
  4. The rebellion proved that forests were unimportant to both local people and the colonial government
Medium · Level 56 · sequence,1910,forest reservation
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  1. Discontent grew due to forest reservation plan then rebellion happened in 1910
  2. India became independent in 1910 then forest reservation started
  3. Dandi March happened first then Bastar rebellion happened
  4. First message went by internet then rebellion happened
Medium · Level 56 · forest rights,community relations,livelihood
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  1. It included use livelihood culture and community relations
  2. It meant only selling forests
  3. It meant only making government maps
  4. It meant only making military camps
Medium · Level 56 · balanced conclusion,class 9,bastar rebellion
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  1. It was an organized resistance of local society against colonial forest policies and had some policy outcomes
  2. It was only a rumour with no cause
  3. It was only the king's personal fight
  4. It was only a natural forest fire
Easy · Level 57 · suppression,three-months
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  1. In about one week
  2. In about three months
  3. In about ten years
  4. In about one day
Easy · Level 57 · policy-effect,reserved-area
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  1. Extended reservation to the whole sea
  2. Gave all forests to local people
  3. Reduced the reserved area to about half
  4. Completely ended forest laws
Easy · Level 57 · gunda-dhur,not-captured
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  1. He was a British forest officer
  2. He was a sea trader
  3. He was a king of Delhi
  4. The British could not capture him
Easy · Level 57 · kanger-forest,initiative
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  1. Kanger forest area
  2. Bombay port
  3. Delhi city
  4. Madras coast
Medium · Level 56 · colonial records,historians,resistance
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  1. Because such descriptions may hide local grievances and rights struggle
  2. Because they were always written in the rebels' language
  3. Because they described forest worship methods
  4. Because they were only weather reports
Medium · Level 56 · shared resources,forest rights,community needs
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  1. Because many communities depended on those resources for daily needs
  2. Because resources were only for the entertainment of foreign companies
  3. Because there was no human settlement in forests
  4. Because shared resources were only railway stations
Medium · Level 57 · Kanger forest,Bastar rebellion,origin
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  1. Because the rebellion is considered to have begun from this area
  2. Because it was the place of the British Parliament
  3. Because there was a sea port here
  4. Because textile mill strikes happened here
Medium · Level 57 · Bastar communities,customs,beliefs
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  1. They all did sea trade
  2. They were linked by some shared customs and beliefs
  3. They lived only in cities
  4. They were part of the British army
Medium · Level 57 · Maria Gonds,Muria Gonds,Bastar
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  1. British forest officers
  2. European traders
  3. Local tribal communities
  4. Railway engineers
Medium · Level 57 · land belief,community rights,Bastar
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  1. British private property policy
  2. Land acquisition for railways
  3. Influence of sea law
  4. Sacred relation between land and community
Medium · Level 57 · devsari,dand,man,local forest rules
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  1. A regulated community rule for using forest resources between villages
  2. Voting in the British Parliament
  3. Wage system of textile mills
  4. Repair of sea ships
Medium · Level 57 · forest watchmen,community protection,Bastar
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  1. British military rule
  2. Community arrangement for forest protection
  3. Railway contracting
  4. European court system
Medium · Level 57 · grain contribution,forest watchman,community duty
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  1. Collective responsibility
  2. Foreign trade profit
  3. Military recruitment
  4. Distance from forests
Medium · Level 57 · council of elders,local governance,forest issues
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  1. To decide sea travel
  2. To distribute railway tickets
  3. To discuss village and forest-related issues
  4. To run the British Parliament
Medium · Level 57 · annual hunt,community unity,Bastar
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  1. Sea-based life
  2. Industrial labour life
  3. Only British law
  4. Community unity and collective decision
Medium · Level 57 · 1905 forest plan,reservation,livelihood
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  1. Because it could increase restrictions on customary forest uses
  2. Because everyone was going to get free land
  3. Because British rule was ending
  4. Because no rules would remain in forests