Question

What problems did shifting

cultivators face under British rule ?​

Answer 1

Answer:

The shifting cultivators faced the following problems under the british rule: i) The british were uncomfortable with the groups which moved about and did not have a fixed home. ii) They also wanted the tribals to settle down and become peasants and farmers.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

The problems faced by shifting cultivators under British rule were:

(a) The British extended their control over forests and declared that forests were stated property.

(b) Some forests were classified as reserved forests for they produce timber which the British wanted.

(c) People were not allowed to move freely and practice jhum cultivation in these forests.

(d) They had to give up their traditional way of life.

(e) They had to practice settled plough cultivation which was not easy.