True or False: The British colonial rule successfully converted all tribal groups to settled agriculture. |
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False. Many tribal groups continued their traditional practices, such as shifting cultivation, despite British attempts to impose settled agriculture. |
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British forest laws harmed tribes.
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Santhal Uprising Significance Explained
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Fill in the blank: The Khonds community was primarily based in ___ and relied on hunting and gathering. |
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The introduction of a new land settlement system and the exploitation by landlords and moneylenders were major causes of tribal revolts. |
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Multiple Choice: What did Birsa Munda advocate for among the Mundas? |
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True or False: The Khasis revolted against the British due to the construction of a road through their territory. |
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Traders exploited tribal people financially.
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Jhum cultivators clear forest patches.
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Tribal communities resisted colonial forest laws.
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