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The British forced tribals to work on their own land and evicted them from forests.

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Q. Britishers introduced the Forest Act to prevent the tribes from using their own land.

Q. S1: The British encouraged the commercialisation of forest land.

S2: Tribal revolts started as the tribes were removed from their own lands.

Based on the above statements, select the correct option from the following:

Q. The forest policies passed by the British protected the tribal communities and ensured their welfare.

Q. 'X' aimed to record the names of the Bargadars, and to educate them about their rights associated with the land they cultivated. This operation prevented the landlords from evicting the bargadars from their lands. To protect the interests of the Bargadars and to provide some security against eviction by the landlords, 'X' was launched.
What is 'X'?

Fill in the blanks:

(a) The British described the tribal people as __________.

(b) The method of sowing seeds in jhum cultivation is known as ___________.

(c) The tribal chiefs got _________ titles in central India under the British land settlements.

(d) Tribals went to work in the ___________ of Assam and the __________ in Bihar.

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