How did commercial forestry led to a decline in forest cover during colonial rule?
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the forest act created difficulties for the tribals by:
1. villagers were not able to get tall and straight woods for commercial use.
2. the forest act meant a severe hardship for them. All their practices of cutting woods for their house, collecting fruits, hunting became illegal.
3. villagers were forced to steal wood and if they were caught, they were at the mercy of the forest guards.
thus, it can be concluded that the forest act brought severe hardship for villagers across the country.
hope it helps u!
the forest act created difficulties for the tribals by:
1. villagers were not able to get tall and straight woods for commercial use.
2. the forest act meant a severe hardship for them. All their practices of cutting woods for their house, collecting fruits, hunting became illegal.
3. villagers were forced to steal wood and if they were caught, they were at the mercy of the forest guards.
thus, it can be concluded that the forest act brought severe hardship for villagers across the country.
hope it helps u!
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