Question

what role did the british planters play in displacing tribals from their home

Answer 1

The following points may help you:

a. The British through forest laws, restricted grazing , banned entry of villagers and tribes to reserved forests.  It led to loss of customary rights

b. It led to displacement of tribals who were then compelled to look for alternate jobs.

c. Many of these tribes were recruited in plantations through contractors and were paid miserably low wages, they worked under terrible working conditions and were prevented  from returning home.

d. They worked under strict government supervision.