Forest Transformation in Java

Who managed forests in the Java region during the nineteenth century? 

Who followed the 'Scorched Earth policy'  -

Which of the following is NOT a method used by the Saminists to protest against the Dutch? 

Which of these is a local name for sacred groves? 

Who introduced the Blandongdiensten system?

How did the goals of forest development policy change after the $1980$s$?$

Which of the following is a community from Java that resisted against the Dutch in $1770$?

Read the statements below carefully and choose the correct option.

Statement 1 : In India dhya, penda, bewar, nevad, jhum, podu, khandad and kumri are some of the local terms for swidden agriculture.

Statement 2 : Under colonial rule various species of animals became almost extinct.

Statement 3 : Java is a famous rice-producing island in Indonesia.

Read the statements below carefully and choose the correct option.

Statement 1 : Dutch enacted forest laws in Java to manage forests for shipbuilding and railways.

Statement 2 : The Allies were successful in the two world wars as they exploited the resources and people of their colonies.

Statement 3 : Conversation for forests requires that the people living near forests must be excluded from the process.

In Java _____ community were skilled forest cutters and shifting cultivators. (Kalang/ Santhals)

How did dense forest survive in many cases across India?

The governments across Asia and Africa in recent times took the conservation of forests as their important goal.

Which activities were performed by the Dutch under the policy of ‘a scorched earth’?

Who led the movement against the state ownership of the forest in Java?

The Dutch enacted forest laws in Java, restricting villagers’ access to forests.

The _____ was the first colonial power in Indonesia. (Dutch/ Mexico)

Java is now famous as a _____ producing island in Indonesia. (rice/wheat)