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What kind of control did the pass system under forest laws place on pastoralists' freedom?

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Correct answer: It controlled travel, entry and duration of stay

The direct answer is B. A pass system required pastoralists to obtain official permission before entering particular forests or using routes, and the pass could specify where they could go and how long they could stay. Seasonal pastoralism depends on moving animals between grazing areas, so such permission directly reduced mobility and made movement subject to government approval. Option B is correct because it names all three controls: travel, entry, and duration. Option A is wrong because a pass does not change animal breeds. Option C is the opposite of the policy: permission does not create forest ownership. Option D is wrong because passes could support taxation and restrictions rather than always stop them. Exam cue: a pass means permission, and permission means controlled mobility.

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Pass SystemForest EntryMobility Control

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