what was samin's challenge
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1)Scientific forestry is the science of managing forests amd tree plantations. Natural forestswith different types of trees were cut down and replaced with one type of tree planted in rows known as plantation.
2)He challenged the Dutch that wind, water, earth and wood were not created by the state so the Dutch could not own it. Samin's Challenge grew into a widespread movement. His ideology was followed by 3000 families. They protested against the forest laws made by the Dutch.
3)Following the survey of the Dutch ministers, he gave a challenge by saying that the government has not produced natural resources such as wind, water, earth and wood thus it cannot show its possession over these. During the course of time, this challenge spread throughout the village and take the form of a movement.
4)he samins challenge is an Indonesian social movement founded by Surontiko Samin in north-central Java , Indonesian in the last 19th and early 20th centuries. Saminism in fact has survived into the era of Indonesian independence.
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Samin's Challenge developed into a widespread movement. Samin was supported by his family members. Soon 3000 families followed his ideology and protested against the forest laws of the Dutch, by lying down on their land when the Dutch came to survey it. Many other villagers refused to pay taxes or fines .
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