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History

The Rise of Commercial Forestry

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Expert · Level 55 · law-institution-training,implementation
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  1. They organised implemented and controlled forest administration
  2. They started sea farming
  3. They gave full control to local people
  4. They stopped timber production
Expert · Level 55 · reserved-protected,categories
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  1. The level of control over local use differed in both
  2. Both were seas
  3. Both had no trees
  4. Both were fully open
Expert · Level 55 · village-category,categorised-control
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  1. It shows local use was also under state categorised control
  2. It shows all forests were reserved
  3. It was the name of sea forest
  4. It was a cotton field category
Expert · Level 55 · survey-measurement,resource-control
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  1. They helped the state identify timber resources for planning and control
  2. They decided local festivals
  3. They counted sea boats
  4. They dyed cotton
Expert · Level 55 · livelihood-access,forest-dwellers
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  1. Access to forest products and traditional uses was restricted
  2. They received all forest rights
  3. Timber market ended
  4. State control was removed
Expert · Level 55 · working-plans,implementation
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  1. They regulated felling planting and timber supply
  2. They gave all forests to local people
  3. They ended forest laws
  4. They made forests sea areas
Expert · Level 55 · forest-offences,traditional-use
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  1. It made all local uses fully free
  2. It made some traditional uses punishable or risky
  3. It weakened the forest department
  4. It ended timber trade
Expert · Level 55 · contractors,timber-supply-chain
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  1. Local worship system
  2. Natural free use of forests
  3. Market chain of timber felling and supply
  4. Village forest ownership
Expert · Level 55 · fire-control,production-security
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  1. Because fire increased local rights
  2. Because fire had no relation with forests
  3. Because fire ended the forest department
  4. Because fire could damage controlled plantations and timber production
Expert · Level 55 · local-knowledge,state-science
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  1. Placing state led scientific management above local experience
  2. Giving final decision to local society
  3. Removing forest laws
  4. Reducing timber demand
Expert · Level 55 · forest-survey,resource-control
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  1. It fixed local festivals
  2. It let the state measure and control trees and timber resources
  3. It gave all forests to village society
  4. It ended market demand
Expert · Level 55 · commercial forestry,colonial forest policy,forest rights,timber revenue,local communities,class 9 history
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  1. Local communities received full control over forests and state control ended
  2. The forest department was abolished and local people's customary rights were expanded
  3. The state gained a regulated supply of timber and revenue, while local people's forest uses were restricted
  4. Timber trade was stopped and all forests were left open to local people
Expert · Level 55 · controlled-felling,state-control
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  1. Because it let locals take every resource without rules
  2. Because it was only for local festivals
  3. Because forest department had no role in it
  4. Because the state decided which tree would be cut when and how
Expert · Level 55 · commercial forestry,colonial forest policy,forest revenue,timber production,forest society and colonialism
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  1. Linking forests with economic profit and state income
  2. Conserving forests only for wildlife
  3. Leaving decisions about forest use solely to local communities
  4. Allowing forests to grow naturally without any planning
Expert · Level 55 · forest-officials,villagers-tension
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  1. Because officials removed all restrictions
  2. Because officials enforced laws and limited local uses
  3. Because villagers got all reserved forests
  4. Because timber production had stopped
Expert · Level 55 · measurement,classification,control
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  1. Protecting local folk songs
  2. Increasing sea trade
  3. Identifying forest resources and bringing them under controlled use
  4. Reducing cotton production
Expert · Level 55 · multiuse-forests,controlled-plantations
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  1. Because it automatically met all local needs
  2. Because forest laws ended
  3. Because timber demand ended
  4. Because diverse daily resources were replaced by emphasis on one useful species
Expert · Level 55 · conservation-profit,controlled-supply
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  1. Forests were controlled to create regular supply of useful timber
  2. Forests were distributed among all local people
  3. Timber demand was ended
  4. Forests were left without rules
Expert · Level 55 · forest-offence,authority
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  1. Power to restrict and punish local uses through law
  2. Power to fully increase local rights
  3. Power to end forest department
  4. Power to close timber market
Expert · Level 55 · comprehensive-conclusion,commercial-forestry
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  1. It was only a tree planting policy
  2. It was only a demand of local communities
  3. It was only environmental conservation
  4. It was a combined process of state control scientific management market timber and local restrictions