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History

The Rise of Commercial Forestry

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Easy · Level 54 · profit-motive
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  1. Sea waves
  2. Folk stories
  3. Economic profit
  4. Sports competition
Easy · Level 54 · rows-planning
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  1. Unplanned forest
  2. Sea farming
  3. Cotton market
  4. Planned scientific management
Easy · Level 54 · forest acts,commercial forestry,colonialism,local livelihoods,forest society,class 9 history
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  1. Access to forest products could decrease
  2. All local rights over fuel, fodder and timber could increase
  3. Entry for cultivation and grazing in forests could be allowed without permission
  4. All government control over the use of forest resources could end
Easy · Level 54 · timber-production-system
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  1. Sea trade system
  2. Timber production system
  3. Folk song system
  4. Cotton dyeing system
Easy · Level 54 · planned-cutting-planting
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  1. Unplanned cutting
  2. Only festivals
  3. Planned cutting and planting
  4. Sea farming
Easy · Level 54 · forest society and colonialism,commercial forestry,village forests,colonial forest policy,class 9 history
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  1. Reserved forests
  2. Protected forests
  3. Sea forests
  4. Village forests
Easy · Level 54 · single-species-loss
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  1. Reduction of forest diversity
  2. Increase of sea
  3. Decrease of cotton
  4. Rail tickets becoming costly
Easy · Level 54 · officials-resource-control
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  1. Sea water
  2. Forest resources
  3. Cotton cloth
  4. Rail tickets
Easy · Level 54 · rise-cause-group
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  1. Sea fish and cotton
  2. Folk songs dances and sports
  3. Timber demand scientific management and state control
  4. Change without cause
Easy · Level 54 · local-use-state-control
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  1. Local use was linked with daily needs and government use with timber control
  2. Both were linked only with sea
  3. Both had no relation with forests
  4. Local use was always stronger than government use
Medium · Level 53 · colonial-state-interest
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  1. Getting controlled timber supply from forests
  2. Giving forests completely to local communities
  3. Completely stopping farming in forests
  4. Making forests only religious places
Medium · Level 53 · mixed-forest-timber
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  1. Because they had no trees
  2. Because they were considered difficult for regular timber production
  3. Because they were near the sea
  4. Because they only gave cotton
Medium · Level 53 · brandis-scientific-forestry
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  1. He created the Indian railway ticket system
  2. He abolished agricultural tax
  3. He promoted forest administration and planned forest management
  4. He stopped maritime trade
Medium · Level 53 · forest-service-control
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  1. Increasing local forest rights
  2. Creating a naval army
  3. Increasing cotton production
  4. Organising administration and control of forests
Medium · Level 53 · forest-act-1865
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  1. It gave the colonial government a legal path to control forests
  2. It gave all forests to local people
  3. It ended the forest department
  4. It stopped timber trade
Medium · Level 53 · reserved-forests
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  1. Because they were open only for villagers
  2. Because local use was most restricted
  3. Because they were sea areas
  4. Because there was no government control in them
Medium · Level 53 · forest-classification
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  1. Local people got full freedom
  2. Natural expansion of forests increased
  3. It became easier to control forest use and rights differently
  4. Government relation with forests ended
Medium · Level 53 · monoculture-timber
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  1. Because it always increased diverse natural forests
  2. Because it increased local hunting
  3. Because it ended forest laws
  4. Because one useful species made timber production easier to control
Medium · Level 53 · teak-useful-timber
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  1. They gave strong and useful timber
  2. They gave sea salt
  3. They produced cotton
  4. They reduced land tax
Medium · Level 53 · dehradun-training
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  1. Teaching sea law
  2. Giving training in scientific forestry
  3. Running cotton trade
  4. Making railway tickets