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Why were forest communities seen as a problem in colonial forest policy?
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Correct answer: Because their livelihood practices clashed with planned timber production
Colonial administration saw local use as an obstacle to control. Exam tip: understand communities through the policy viewpoint.
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Because their livelihood practices clashed with planned timber production
Why is this the correct answer?
Colonial administration saw local use as an obstacle to control. Exam tip: understand communities through the policy viewpoint.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Forest Society and Colonialism. Topic: The Rise of Commercial Forestry.
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