Why were the British against the jhum cultivation
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because they want that farmer pay land tax
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but if they do shifting cultivation (jhum cultivation) they don't have to pay for land tax
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The answer my friend is very simple, they were against Jhon cultivators as the jhum cultivators shifted from one place to another, this way it became hard for the British officials to take taxes from them and also keep a track on them. Please mark brainliest
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