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Why is it necessary to link deforestation with class and social effects?

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Correct answer: Because forest-dependent communities and contractors had different interests

The consequences of deforestation were not the same for every class. Tribal and rural forest-dependent communities relied on forests for fuel, fodder, food and livelihoods, so they suffered losses. In contrast, timber contractors and some commercial interests could benefit from cutting forests. Option A is incorrect because the effects were unequal. Exam tip: state clearly which social group benefited and which group suffered.

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DeforestationColonialismForest CommunitiesSocial ImpactClass InterestsIndian HistoryWhy Deforestation?Why Deforestation

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