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History

The Rise of Commercial Forestry

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Medium · Level 53 · commercial forestry, colonial forest policy, timber revenue, government control, forest society and colonialism
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  1. Forests were used mainly for the needs of local communities
  2. Forests began to be managed for timber profit and government control
  3. All government rules on forest use and cutting were removed
  4. Ownership of all forests was transferred to village communities
Medium · Level 53 · brandis-administration
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  1. He supported rule free forests
  2. He made sea law
  3. He became the first Inspector General of Forests and promoted scientific management
  4. He ended all forest laws
Medium · Level 53 · livelihood-impact
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  1. Because they could restrict use of forest products
  2. Because they made all forest products free
  3. Because they kept grazing always open
  4. Because they removed state control
Medium · Level 53 · beneficiaries
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  1. Only local communities
  2. Colonial state and timber trade
  3. Only wildlife
  4. Only sea fishers
Medium · Level 53 · village-vs-reserved
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  1. Village forests were linked with rural use while use in reserved forests was more restricted
  2. There was no difference between them
  3. Reserved forests were always in the sea
  4. Village forests had no trees
Medium · Level 53 · rows-controlled-production
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  1. Sea trade
  2. Unplanned forest use
  3. Planned and controlled timber production
  4. Local freedom
Medium · Level 53 · service-act-control
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  1. Both made local freedom complete
  2. Both were linked with sea trade
  3. Both increased cotton production
  4. Both strengthened colonial forest control
Medium · Level 53 · local-needs-neglect
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  1. Restrictions on taking fuel wood and fodder
  2. Making all forest products free
  3. Making village forests fully free
  4. Ending forest laws
Medium · Level 53 · administrative-benefit
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  1. Measuring sea became easier
  2. Planning and supervision of timber production became easier
  3. Local rights automatically increased
  4. There was no control over forest use
Medium · Level 53 · forest-definition-change
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  1. Forests were seen only as folk tradition
  2. Forests were seen as sea routes
  3. Forests were seen as areas of controlled timber production
  4. Forests were seen as unused places
Medium · Level 53 · hunting-control
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  1. It was part of government control over traditional activities
  2. It was only a sports competition
  3. It was sea policy
  4. It had no relation with forest laws
Medium · Level 53 · commercial forestry, colonialism, forest resources, timber demand, market economy, class 9 history
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  1. Forests were viewed as sources of saleable timber and profit
  2. Forests were retained only for the needs of local communities
  3. Forests had no connection with markets or industrial demand
  4. Demand for timber for railways, ships and construction declined
Medium · Level 53 · reserved forests,commercial forestry,colonial forest policy,timber control,forest society and colonialism
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  1. Increasing the self-sufficiency of local communities
  2. Controlling the supply of valuable timber and forest land
  3. Leaving the use of forests completely unregulated
  4. Stopping maritime trade
Medium · Level 53 · dehradun-role
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  1. Training forest officials in scientific management
  2. Giving all forest rights to local people
  3. Building sea ships
  4. Ending forest laws
Medium · Level 53 · forest-dwellers-view
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  1. Reduced access to forest products and traditional uses
  2. Getting ownership of all forests
  3. Removal of forest laws
  4. End of timber market
Medium · Level 53 · colonial-economy
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  1. Because it was linked with timber trade state income and resource control
  2. Because it had no economic aim
  3. Because it was linked only with folk songs
  4. Because forests became fully local
Medium · Level 53 · mono-vs-multiuse
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  1. Monoculture plantation focused on timber production and multi use forest on daily needs
  2. There was no difference between them
  3. Multi use forest had no resources
  4. Monoculture plantation existed only in sea
Medium · Level 53 · law-institution-training
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  1. They organised and controlled forest administration
  2. They started sea farming
  3. They ended cotton trade
  4. They gave full forest control to local people
Medium · Level 53 · scientific-commercial-link
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  1. Scientific forestry made commercial timber production planned
  2. They had no relation
  3. Scientific forestry was only for seas
  4. Commercial forestry stopped timber production
Medium · Level 53 · commercial forestry,scientific forestry,colonial india,forest society,plantations,biodiversity
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  1. एक ही प्रजाति के पेड़ लगाना
  2. वनवासियों को मुक्त अधिकार देना
  3. प्राकृतिक वनों को बिना बदले रखना
  4. झूम खेती को बढ़ावा देना