Why were traditional activities affected by Forest Acts?
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Correct answer: Because the laws regulated uses such as grazing, collecting fuelwood and hunting
Forest Acts increased state control over forests. Traditional activities of local communities, such as grazing, collecting fuelwood, hunting and shifting cultivation, were restricted or made subject to permits, affecting their livelihoods. Option B is incorrect because the laws increased control rather than freedom. Exam tip: mention at least two examples of traditional forest use in your answer.
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What is the correct answer to this question?
Because the laws regulated uses such as grazing, collecting fuelwood and hunting
Why is this the correct answer?
Forest Acts increased state control over forests. Traditional activities of local communities, such as grazing, collecting fuelwood, hunting and shifting cultivation, were restricted or made subject to permits, affecting their livelihoods. Option B is incorrect because the laws increased control rather than freedom. Exam tip: mention at least two examples of traditional forest use in your answer.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Forest Society and Colonialism. Topic: The Rise of Commercial Forestry.
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