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Restrictions on hunting, grazing, and collecting fuelwood prove which larger change?

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Correct answer: State legal control over local traditional uses increased

Correct answer: A. Restrictions on hunting, grazing, and collecting fuelwood show that the state was converting customary practices into matters regulated by law. Forest departments marked boundaries, classified forests, issued permits, and punished activities that communities had previously carried out according to local tradition. This demonstrates a wider increase in legal and administrative control over forest use. A is correct because all three restrictions point to state control over daily community practices. B is wrong because local ownership decreased rather than becoming complete. C is wrong because commercial forestry strengthened the timber market. D is wrong because the forest department became more powerful, not weaker. Memory cue: restrictions on daily use reveal the legal takeover of forests.

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Forest LawsTraditional UsesState ControlCommercial ForestryThe Rise Of Commercial ForestryForest Society And ColonialismHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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