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Why can colonial forest control be called an administrative decision?

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Correct answer: Because the colonial government controlled forest use through laws, forest departments, and revenue policies

Colonial rulers enacted forest laws, created forest departments, and used revenue policies to regulate forests. These measures decided who could enter forests, cut timber, or graze animals, making forest control an administrative decision. Market demand for timber (option C) was important, but demand alone does not amount to administrative control without government laws and departments. Exam tip: link the word ‘administrative’ with laws, departments, and state policy.

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