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Class 9HistoryForest Society and ColonialismRebellion in the ForestExpertLevel 58
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What deeper change did restriction on shifting cultivation indicate in Bastar society?

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Correct answer: Colonial intervention in traditional production methods

Control over shifting cultivation directly affected livelihood. Exam tip: study cultivation and forest policy together.

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Shifting CultivationColonial InterventionLivelihood

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Colonial intervention in traditional production methods

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Control over shifting cultivation directly affected livelihood. Exam tip: study cultivation and forest policy together.

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

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10 more MCQs
  1. 1In which year did the forest rebellion in Bastar mainly take place?
  2. 2Bastar region is most closely associated with which present Indian state?
  3. 3What was the importance of forests in the life of the people of Bastar?
  4. 4What was one main cause of the Bastar rebellion?
  5. 5Gunda Dhur is famous in the Bastar rebellion as what?
  6. 6Gunda Dhur is said to be associated with which village?
  7. 7Why did the 1905 forest policy in Bastar create fear among people?
  8. 8Why did the colonial government want to reserve a large part of Bastar forests?
  9. 9Which activity of local people was affected by reserved forests?
  10. 10Why were the people of Bastar troubled by forced labour?
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