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Reducing the reserved area to about half after the rebellion is evidence of what?

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Correct answer: The rebellion pressured policy

The reduction of the reserved forest area to about half after the rebellion suggests that the uprising influenced colonial policy. Although the British used force to suppress the resistance, they also had to respond to the strength of local opposition and reconsider part of their forest plans. This does not mean that colonial control disappeared or that every customary right was restored. It shows that resistance could place pressure on the government and produce limited policy adjustments.

Option A is correct because it identifies the rebellion’s impact on policy. Option B is too broad: all forest laws were not ended. Option C is also incorrect because complete ownership was not immediately granted to local people. Option D is plainly false, since reducing the reserved area does not mean that no forests remained. The evidence points to a change in policy under pressure, not total surrender by the colonial state.

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