History, asked by ssosm0aharch, 1 year ago

why and how did the British promote killing of tiger?

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Answered by Saifuddin

British promoted killing of tiger because the thought that by killing animals,the british would civilise india.They gave rewards for killing of tigers,wolves and other animals :)

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