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How did Forest Acts change the boundary between rights and crime?

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Correct answer: Old normal activities could become crimes under new laws

Colonial Forest Acts classified forests as reserved or protected and restricted customary activities such as grazing, collecting wood, or gathering forest produce. Activities that had earlier been treated as customary rights could become offences if done without permission. Option A is incorrect because these laws curtailed rather than strengthened local rights. Exam tip: link forest laws with the loss of customary rights of local communities.

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Forest ActsColonial ForestryCustomary RightsForest LawsTribal CommunitiesThe Rise Of Commercial ForestryForest Society And ColonialismHistory

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