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Why did staying in a forest after pass duration become a violation in the colonial system?

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Correct answer: Because both time and space were controlled by official permission

The direct answer is A: both time and space were controlled by official permission. Under colonial rule, a pass was not merely a note allowing entry into a forest. It usually stated where pastoralists could go and how long they could remain. Step by step: officials issued the pass; the pass fixed the permitted area and period; staying after the period meant disobeying a legal order; therefore it became a violation. Option A is correct because it includes both parts of this control. B is wrong because animals did not simply disappear when a pass expired. C is wrong because the main issue was not automatic cancellation of tax. D is wrong because unauthorized staying did not increase pasture; it broke the rules governing access to pasture. Remember: a colonial pass controlled both place and time.

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