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History

Rebellion in the Forest

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Hard · Level 57 · village networks,collective organization,resistance
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  1. The capacity to organize collectively and create a shared aim
  2. Only the capacity to set market prices
  3. The capacity to build new railway engines
  4. The capacity to run the British Parliament
Hard · Level 57 · memory,dignity,local rights
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  1. Because the rebellion was linked with local rights and dignity
  2. Because punishment erased all records
  3. Because the British made it a national festival
  4. Because it was only a weather change
Hard · Level 57 · forest conservation,customary rights,livelihood
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  1. The fact that people wanted to protect customary rights and livelihood
  2. The fact that British rule ended immediately
  3. The fact that the rebellion happened in the sea
  4. The fact that no community lived in forests
Hard · Level 57 · collective punishment,fear,control
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  1. Fear and control through collective punishment
  2. Consent-based self-rule
  3. Complete return of rights
  4. Transfer of power to local leadership
Hard · Level 57 · economic motive,revenue,forest resources
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  1. To use forest resources for state control and revenue
  2. To leave forests only for local festivals
  3. To fully encourage shifting cultivation
  4. To exempt villages from taxes
Hard · Level 57 · oral traditions,local grievances,sources
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  1. Local oral traditions and community memories
  2. Only the British punishment list
  3. Only European weather reports
  4. Only sea maps
Hard · Level 57 · village insecurity,reserved forest,eviction
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  1. Because villages feared removal or conditional stay
  2. Because all villages were being made capitals
  3. Because villages were being settled in the sea
  4. Because all villages were becoming tax-free
Hard · Level 57 · local resistance,national context,colonial rule
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  1. Because it arose from local forest rights but challenged colonial rule
  2. Because it supported British rule
  3. Because it was only a sports event
  4. Because it had no political meaning
Hard · Level 57 · sequence,forest reservation,suppression
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  1. Forest reservation plan discontent rebellion British suppression reduction in reservation
  2. British suppression independence Dandi March forest reservation
  3. Dandi March forest reservation internet message rebellion
  4. Rebellion deforestation sea trade Mughal rule
Hard · Level 57 · bastar rebellion,forest society,colonial forest policy,tribal livelihoods,forest laws,colonialism
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  1. For the state they were sources of control and revenue while for people they were the basis of life and culture
  2. Both state and people saw forests only as empty land
  3. The state saw forests as worship places and people saw them as factories
  4. Neither had any relation with forests
Hard · Level 57 · revenue,rent,forest control
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  1. Extracting maximum benefit from local resources and labour
  2. Giving complete autonomy to local communities
  3. Making forests completely free
  4. Always abolishing taxes
Hard · Level 57 · family life,women,forest resources
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  1. Through reduced access to fuel fodder food and household needs
  2. Through immediate voting rights for women
  3. By sending all families to cities
  4. By turning forests only into schools
Hard · Level 57 · cultural identity,festivals,forest policy
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  1. Forests were linked with local festivals lifestyle and community relations
  2. Forests were only camps of the British army
  3. There was no cultural life in forests
  4. Forests were only foreign ports
Hard · Level 57 · rebel violence,colonial repression,historical analysis
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  1. To understand the power and aims of both sides of the conflict
  2. To know which side sang good songs
  3. To measure sea routes
  4. To find the age of forests
Hard · Level 57 · community forest rights,resources,participation
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  1. Community participation and rights over resources
  2. Only expansion of private profit
  3. Only foreign trade licence
  4. Overseas settlement
Hard · Level 57 · complex outcome,repression,policy modification
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  1. A complex outcome showing both defeat and influence
  2. Complete victory in which British rule ended
  3. Complete failure with no effect
  4. Only a natural event
Hard · Level 57 · forest question,power,livelihood control
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  1. Because control over forests became linked with control over villages labour and livelihood
  2. Because forests turned into seas
  3. Because there were no humans in forests
  4. Because forests were only playgrounds
Hard · Level 57 · local geography,bastar,livelihood
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  1. Because forests hills and village patterns affected both life and resistance
  2. Because Bastar was in the middle of the sea
  3. Because geography has no relation with history
  4. Because the rebellion happened only in the capital
Hard · Level 57 · tribal agency,active resistance,colonial policy
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  1. Because communities organized themselves and opposed colonial policies
  2. Because they always remained passive
  3. Because they had no grievances
  4. Because the movement was started only by the British
Hard · Level 57 · analytical question,forest policy,society
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  1. How did forest policy affect the economic and cultural life of local society?
  2. In which year did the Bastar rebellion occur?
  3. Who was Gunda Dhur?
  4. Bhumkal is the name of which rebellion?