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Class 9HistoryPastoralists in the Modern WorldColonial Rule and Pastoral LifeExpertLevel 66
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How was greater pressure on remaining pastures an indirect result of colonial policy?

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Correct answer: Because many old areas were closed or cultivated and herds were squeezed into fewer spaces

Reduced grazing area increased pressure on remaining land. Exam tip: write environmental effects of policy.

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Pasture PressureOvergrazingColonial Policy

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Because many old areas were closed or cultivated and herds were squeezed into fewer spaces

Why is this the correct answer?

Reduced grazing area increased pressure on remaining land. Exam tip: write environmental effects of policy.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Pastoralists in the Modern World. Topic: Colonial Rule and Pastoral Life.

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10 more MCQs
  1. 1How did British rule mainly affect pastoralists' life?
  2. 2What did the colonial government consider wasteland?
  3. 3What was the main aim of the Wasteland Rules?
  4. 4Why did the Wasteland Rules harm pastoralists?
  5. 5What effect did colonial forest laws have on pastoralists?
  6. 6What happened to pastoralists in reserved forests?
  7. 7What did pastoralists have to do in protected forests?
  8. 8On what was grazing tax imposed?
  9. 9What burden did grazing tax place on pastoralists?
  10. 10What was done with animals to collect grazing tax?
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