Question

1. British forest policy
a british forest policy
b effect on land
c impact on tribals
d revolt of tribals​

Answer 1

British forest policy'

Explanation:

• Samins are north-central Java.
• Dutch are Britains who rule the British.
• Samins stood against Dutch due to the following reasons and these are mentioned here.
• Dutches made some laws including forest law and they prohibited samins to cut trees.
• They can only cut it to make boats or for some important purposes.
• They got punishment for grazing animals.
• They punished them for walking on forest's road and for transporting things.
• These reasons prompted them to stand against Dutches.
• As they said, Dutches didn't create water, earth, or air, so it is not their property.

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