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Rebellion in the Forest

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Hard · Level 55 · suppression,policy-change
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  1. The state used force but the rebellion also pressured policy
  2. The British immediately removed all laws
  3. The rebellion was completely ineffective
  4. Local people separated from forests
Hard · Level 55 · community-rights,forest-use
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  1. Because forest use was linked with collective life and village needs
  2. Because forests belonged only to one trader
  3. Because forests had no relation with villages
  4. Because rights belonged only to British officials
Hard · Level 55 · colonial-forestry,result
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  1. Because forest laws and reservation affected local life
  2. Because it arose from sea policy
  3. Because it was a result of textile industry
  4. Because it had no relation with forests
Hard · Level 55 · bastar rebellion, forest society, colonialism, forest laws, tribal resistance, class 9 history
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  1. At economic, social and political levels
  2. Only at the level of religious customs
  3. Only at the level of sports activities
  4. Only at the level of school examinations
Hard · Level 55 · bastar rebellion,forest society,colonial forest policy,forest rights,tribal livelihoods,class 9 history
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  1. Because forests supported their livelihood, culture and security
  2. Because leaving the forests would have earned them higher wages from the British government
  3. Because there were no government restrictions on cultivation, hunting or forest produce in the forests
  4. Because the British had declared the forests completely useless land
Hard · Level 55 · bastar rebellion,colonialism,forest society,tribal resistance,colonial institutions
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  1. Targeting symbols of colonial rule to express resistance
  2. Making a permanent settlement with colonial officials
  3. Expanding maritime trade in forest produce
  4. Reducing cotton cultivation to increase food-grain production
Hard · Level 55 · bastar rebellion, forest reservation, customary rights, colonial forest policy, forest livelihoods
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  1. Right to customary forest use and livelihood
  2. Right to choose local rulers
  3. Right to private ownership of forests
  4. Right to impose taxes on forest-product exports
Hard · Level 55 · colonial-rule,limitations
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  1. Imposing control without understanding local needs
  2. Giving full rights to local people
  3. Keeping forests fully open
  4. Making all policies by local consent
Hard · Level 30 · Bastar rebellion,success and failure,colonial policy,forest reservation,Rebellion in the Forest,Forest Society and Colonialism,History,Class 9 MCQ
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  1. It was suppressed but affected policy such as reducing reserved area
  2. It immediately ended British rule
  3. It had no effect and no suppression happened
  4. It succeeded only in sea trade
Hard · Level 55 · historical-summary,bastar-rebellion
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  1. It was resistance born from the clash of forest rights local culture livelihood and colonial control
  2. It was only a traders fight
  3. It was a sea war
  4. It was a railway workers strike
Hard · Level 56 · Bastar rebellion,forest reservation,begar,taxes
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  1. Because it also included discontent against forest rights loss, begar, taxes, displacement and outside control
  2. Because it had no relation with forests
  3. Because it was only a movement of sea trade
  4. Because it was only an internal dispute of British officers
Hard · Level 56 · earth belief,community rights,Bastar
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  1. Because it strengthened the sense of community moral rights over land and forests
  2. Because it fully supported British private property law
  3. Because it made railway construction easier
  4. Because it made forest communities want to leave forests
Hard · Level 56 · devsari,dand,man,local rules
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  1. They were small rules accepted by local communities while colonial laws were external state control
  2. They were rules of British military recruitment
  3. They were sea trade taxes
  4. They were orders of European courts
Hard · Level 56 · forest watchmen,grain,community conservation
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  1. Shared responsibility for forest protection
  2. Railway wage payment
  3. British tax collection
  4. Sea trade partnership
Hard · Level 56 · council of elders,local governance,mobilisation
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  1. It shows a tradition of local decision-making and community contact
  2. It shows permission from the British Parliament
  3. It shows the process of railway contracts
  4. It shows the route of sea travel
Hard · Level 56 · 1905 reservation plan,forest access,Bastar
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  1. Because it increased the threat of government control over large forest areas and restrictions on local uses
  2. Because it gave forest ownership to all villages
  3. Because it ended taxes and begar
  4. Because it removed all forest restrictions
Hard · Level 56 · forest villages,Forest Department,conditional rights
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  1. Working for the Forest Department and helping protect forests
  2. Voting in the British Parliament
  3. Building sea ships
  4. Working in textile mills
Hard · Level 56 · displacement,compensation,colonial policy
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  1. Neglect of local rights and forced displacement
  2. Complete community self-rule
  3. Restoration of forest rights
  4. Supremacy of local councils
Hard · Level 56 · famines,1899-1900,1907-08,Bastar
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  1. They increased people's economic hardship and discontent
  2. They made colonial forest laws popular
  3. They ended forest reservation
  4. They made Gunda Dhur a British officer
Hard · Level 56 · Kanger forest,reservation,Bastar rebellion
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  1. Being linked with the beginning of reservation, it became an important centre for the spread of rebellion
  2. It was the main port of the British navy
  3. It was the capital of Europe
  4. It was a centre of textile mills