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Class 9HistoryForest Society and ColonialismForest Transformations in JavaHardLevel 60
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How did the Samin idea that nature is God's gift clash with colonial law?

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Correct answer: Colonial law assumed state ownership and control over nature

Samin's moral idea opposed state ownership. Exam tip: write the clash between idea and law.

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Colonial law assumed state ownership and control over nature

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Samin's moral idea opposed state ownership. Exam tip: write the clash between idea and law.

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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Forest Society and Colonialism. Topic: Forest Transformations in Java.

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  1. 1Java island is today a part of which country?
  2. 2Colonial forest control in Java was linked with which European power?
  3. 3Which trees timber was especially important in the forests of Java?
  4. 4For what did the Dutch need teak timber in Java?
  5. 5What was a main reason for forest transformation in Java?
  6. 6Forest laws in Java restricted which right of villagers?
  7. 7Which need of villagers was affected by Dutch forest laws?
  8. 8What did villagers in Java get from forests?
  9. 9Dutch rule viewed the forests of Java as which resource?
  10. 10Whose influence increased due to forest control in Java?
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