Social Sciences, asked by naveensaini1511, 6 months ago

why were the british against shifting agriculture

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Answered by badshahvinay

Explanation:

The British banned shifting cultivation because they regarded this practice as harmful for the forests. They felt that the land which was used for cultivation every years could not grow trees for railway timber. ... Shifting cultivation also made it harder for the government to calculate taxes.

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Answered by shelendra2007

Nobita can happy about shifting

agriculture so they do not

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