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How did tea coffee and rubber plantations change the use of forest land?

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Correct answer: They converted multi-use forest land into market-oriented plantation land

Large areas of natural forest were cleared to grow a single cash crop such as tea, coffee or rubber. Thus, multi-use forest land, which supported local needs such as fuel, fodder and food, was converted into plantation land meant for market and export production. Railway demand for timber did not end, so option C is incorrect. Exam tip: link plantations with deforestation, monoculture and export-oriented production.

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DeforestationPlantation AgricultureColonial ForestryForest Land UseCash CropsClass 9 HistoryWhy Deforestation?Why Deforestation

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