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Class 9HistoryForest Society and ColonialismWhy Deforestation?HardLevel 51
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Why can deforestation under colonial rule be considered a planned economic change?

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Correct answer: Because forests were changed according to revenue, railway, ship and plantation needs

Deforestation was linked with colonial economic needs. Exam tip: write planned economic change.

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Planned Economic ChangeColonial Economy

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Because forests were changed according to revenue, railway, ship and plantation needs

Why is this the correct answer?

Deforestation was linked with colonial economic needs. Exam tip: write planned economic change.

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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Forest Society and Colonialism. Topic: Why Deforestation?.

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10 more MCQs
  1. 1What is the simple meaning of deforestation?
  2. 2What was cleared to expand cultivation in the colonial period?
  3. 3Under British rule what wooden material was needed under railway tracks?
  4. 4What did Britain need from India for shipbuilding?
  5. 5After oak forests declined in England where did the British search for timber?
  6. 6What effect did railway expansion have on forests?
  7. 7How did the colonial government view forests?
  8. 8What was done for plantations like tea and coffee?
  9. 9What effect did rubber plantations have on forests?
  10. 10What happened to food demand when population increased?
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