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what do you mean by shifting cultivation ? how the changes in forest management affect it​

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Answered by sathya3943
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Answer:

i)

Shifting Cultivators:. The colonial rulers

and shifting cultivation at it for difficult for the government to calculate

taxes. As a result a number of communities were forced to leave the forest some

had to join alternate occupations in the cities while some rose in rebellion

against Colony authority.

Ii) Nomadic and pastoralist communities:

The Nomadic and pastoralist Groups suffered

a lot . The British government declared some forests are reserved and protected.

This Limited their access to the forests. They could not graze their animals in

the forest or collect fruits, roots, fuel and Timber. For medicine they could

not collect medicinal plants. They had to give up hunting and fishing in the

forest areas as well.

iii) Firms trading in Timber/ forest

produce:

The British Colonial rule affected the

Timber Trade in many ways:

a) The British government enacted

loss for forest preservation. People were not allowed to cut trees and collect

Timber from the forests

b) People could not collect the

forest products like coconuts, bamboo, spices, Silk, gum ,e.t c

c) The British government gave the

right to only a few European trading firms to trade in the forest product of

particular areas.

 

iv) plantation owners:

Large areas of forests were cleared to make

way for tea, coffee and Rubber plantations.

Plantation agriculture came to India with

the British rule.The Owners of the plantations were mostly Europeans. These

European traders started making huge profits. The Indian traders and plantation

workers were left at the mercy of European plantation owners.

v)

Kings/ British officials engaged in Shikhar(

hunting):

Hunting was considered a way of enjoyment

by the Indian rulers. The King was recognised by the number of tigers or lions

killed by him. Even the British government encourage the Killing of animals

most of the British officials were found of hunting. Under the British rule the

scale of hunting increased to such an extent that various species became almost

extinct.

Only after many years past the

environmentalist question this uncontrol hunting and suggested the preservation

of the animal species.

 

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Answered by alaka340
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Answer:

Shifting cultivation is an agricultural system in which plots of land are cultivated temporarily , then abandoned and allowed to revert to their natural vegetation while the cultivator moves on to another plot.

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