Forest Society and Colonism (Mind Maps)

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• Production of commercial crops
like jute,sugar, wheat & cotton.
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pr thus, to be brought under cultivation.

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• Regular supply of wood for navy

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• Blandongdiensten, a system of imposing s on t
• Kalangs was a community of skilled r and railway line sleepers.
rents on land being cultivated in forest forest cutters and shifting cultivators.
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and exempting some villages if they

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• The Forest Act made things

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provided free labour, buffaloes for cutting. es difficult for people.
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• People’s need for agricultural land led survival and sport.


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• Conservation of forests, rather e ast
ar • People started trading in forest
than collecting timber become
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products like rubber, spices,fibres, etc.
more important. • People were displaced from villages
• Believed that each village
and forced to work free for the forest
was given its land by Earth.
department.
• Showed respect to the spirit
of rivers, forests and mountain.
Oswaal CBSE Chapterwise Mind Maps, SOCIAL SCIENCE, Class-IX

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