how did the life of pastoralist change under the colonial rule?
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Under the rule of colonial government the life of pastoralist's were effected -
- Grazing by local people was ban .
- Collecting forest product was stop .
- Shifting cultivation was ban .
- Many communities were forcibly displaced from there home in forest .
- Some had to change occupation while some resisted in small and large rebellion .
- The people were also suffering from the high land rents and frequent labour and free goods demand .
Therefore , the life of pastoralist's life was badly affected by the policies of colonial government .
- Grazing by local people was ban .
- Collecting forest product was stop .
- Shifting cultivation was ban .
- Many communities were forcibly displaced from there home in forest .
- Some had to change occupation while some resisted in small and large rebellion .
- The people were also suffering from the high land rents and frequent labour and free goods demand .
Therefore , the life of pastoralist's life was badly affected by the policies of colonial government .
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The British started many policies which affected the lives of pastoralists
1.)Land under cultivation increased as Britishers wanted to increase the land revenue therefore pastoralists have to face problems as the grazing land decreased.
2.)Under forest act forests were divided among reserved and protected forests because of which the grazing land decreased even more and their movement was restricted
3.) The criminal tribes act stated the pastoralists criminals by birth and so they have to live in separated areas and were always under the eye of Britishers and their movement was severely restricted.
4.) The Britishers increased the grazing tax because of which each and every pastoralist have to pay tax on each and every animal of theirs. Because of this many pastoralist went under debt.
1.)Land under cultivation increased as Britishers wanted to increase the land revenue therefore pastoralists have to face problems as the grazing land decreased.
2.)Under forest act forests were divided among reserved and protected forests because of which the grazing land decreased even more and their movement was restricted
3.) The criminal tribes act stated the pastoralists criminals by birth and so they have to live in separated areas and were always under the eye of Britishers and their movement was severely restricted.
4.) The Britishers increased the grazing tax because of which each and every pastoralist have to pay tax on each and every animal of theirs. Because of this many pastoralist went under debt.
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