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Viewing revenue rent and forest control together in the Bastar rebellion shows which policy of colonial rule?

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Correct answer: Extracting maximum benefit from local resources and labour

The direct answer is A: colonial rule aimed to extract maximum benefit from local resources and labour. Revenue rent shows the attempt to collect money from land and cultivation. Forest control allowed the colonial state to regulate timber, forest produce, grazing and other uses, while labour demands could draw work from local people. When these are studied together, they reveal an economic system designed to control resources and obtain revenue and labour rather than protect community welfare. Option A is correct because it combines resource extraction and labour control. Option B is wrong because complete autonomy would mean local communities controlled their own resources, which colonial policies did not provide. Option C is wrong because forests were not made completely free; access was restricted and regulated. Option D is wrong because colonial governments collected taxes rather than always abolishing them. The exam cue is to identify different forms of exploitation working together: land revenue, forest control and labour demands.

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