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Why did the Dutch suppress the Kalang resistance at Joana in 1770?

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Correct answer: Because it challenged Dutch forest control

The direct answer is A: the Kalang resistance challenged Dutch control over forests. The Kalangs were skilled forest workers and communities in Java. Dutch rulers wanted to control forests and their valuable timber, while the Kalangs resisted the loss of customary rights and authority. The resistance at Joana in 1770 therefore threatened Dutch forest administration, which explains its suppression. Option A gives the relevant political and forest-related reason. Option B is wrong because the event was not a sea festival. Option C is wrong because helping the Dutch would not be a reason for the Dutch to suppress the Kalangs; the conflict came from resistance, not cooperation. Option D is wrong because forest control was central to the conflict. Exam memory: join the date 1770, the place Joana and Kalang resistance against Dutch forest control.

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