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History

The Rise of Commercial Forestry

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Medium · Level 52 · revenue,British forest policy,commercial forestry
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  1. Forests were organised as sources of income
  2. Revenue was kept completely separate from forest policy
  3. No economic benefit was taken from forests
  4. Revenue came only from sea trade
Medium · Level 52 · Forest Research Institute,Dehradun,training
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  1. Need for scientific forest management and training
  2. Need for fishing training
  3. Need to make a weaving centre
  4. Need to form a political party
Medium · Level 52 · economic resource,state control,colonial economy
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  1. State-controlled economic resources
  2. Completely independent village areas
  3. Only a subject of religious paintings
  4. Unused empty land
Medium · Level 52 · fuelwood,grazing,local use,restrictions
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  1. Local use of fuelwood and animal grazing
  2. Government sale of timber
  3. Timber supply for railways
  4. Forest surveys
Medium · Level 52 · Forest Acts,state power,legal control
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  1. Legal power of the state over forests increased
  2. The state withdrew from forests
  3. Forest communities got majority in Parliament
  4. Railways were closed
Medium · Level 52 · environmental impact,mixed forests,plantations
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  1. Increase of selected-species plantations in place of mixed forests
  2. Leaving all trees untouched
  3. Turning forests only into ponds
  4. Stopping tree counting
Medium · Level 52 · local needs,fuel,fodder,livelihood
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  1. They provided fuel, fodder, fruits, medicine and livelihood
  2. They only made railway tracks
  3. They were only government offices
  4. They only repaired ships
Medium · Level 52 · profitable trees,timber species,commercial use
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  1. Because they were more profitable for commercial use
  2. Because they sang folk songs
  3. Because they did not stop farming
  4. Because they collected taxes automatically
Medium · Level 52 · railway development,commercial forestry,timber demand
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  1. Railways raised timber demand and strengthened forest control
  2. Railways ended the need for timber
  3. Forest policy always stopped railways
  4. They had no relationship
Medium · Level 52 · forest classification,colonial government,control
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  1. It could set use and control through different rules
  2. It could free all forests from rules
  3. It could turn forests into seas
  4. It could make villages tax-free
Medium · Level 54 · state-control
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  1. It helped the government control forest resources and timber supply
  2. It gave all forests to local people
  3. It ended forest laws
  4. It turned forests into seas
Medium · Level 54 · scientific-forestry
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  1. To increase local festivals
  2. To make timber production regular and easier
  3. To increase sea trade
  4. To leave forests unused
Medium · Level 54 · dietrich-brandis
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  1. He strengthened forest department and scientific forest management
  2. He removed all forest laws
  3. He created a navy
  4. He started cotton trade
Medium · Level 54 · forest-act-1865
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  1. Give forests fully to local communities
  2. Increase legal control over forests
  3. End demand for timber
  4. Stop railway construction
Medium · Level 54 · reserved-forests
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  1. Because local use was most restricted there
  2. Because they were only seas
  3. Because they were fully open
  4. Because they had no government control
Medium · Level 54 · forest-classification
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  1. It became easier to control forest use and rights differently
  2. Government connection with forests ended
  3. All local rights increased equally
  4. Forests were declared seas
Medium · Level 54 · village-forests
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  1. Some forests were considered linked with village needs
  2. All forests were kept for army
  3. There was no forest classification
  4. Village forests were sea areas
Medium · Level 54 · forest-resource-view
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  1. As economic resources and timber sources
  2. Only as poetry
  3. Only as sea routes
  4. As useless air
Medium · Level 54 · planned-planting
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  1. Counting and managing timber became easier
  2. Local rights automatically increased
  3. Forests remained fully untouched
  4. Hunting became fully free
Medium · Level 54 · teak-timber
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  1. They gave strong and useful timber
  2. They gave sea salt
  3. They produced cotton
  4. They ended forest laws