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How does studying the Samin movement broaden forest history?

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Correct answer: It shows that ideas, morality and non-cooperation are also important in forest history

The direct answer is A: forest history also includes ideas, morality and non-cooperation. Forest history is not only a record of trees, timber and government forest departments. It also asks how villagers understood forests, what they considered fair or unfair, and how they resisted control. The Samin movement in Java used peaceful, principled opposition. Its followers questioned the moral right of the colonial state to take forest resources and impose rules. Option A is correct because it brings ordinary people, beliefs and peaceful resistance into the study of forests. Option B is wrong because forest history is much wider than shipbuilding. Option C is wrong because the movement places villagers at the centre rather than removing them. Option D is wrong because resistance proves that Dutch control was not accepted unanimously. The key lesson is that political resistance need not always be violent; ideas and refusal can also change history.

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Samin MovementForest HistoryNon Cooperation

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