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What were the causes of deforestation by the British in India?
What were the causes of deforestation by the British in India?
- The British were concerned about the impact of deforestation on the environment.
- The British believed forests were unproductive. (correct)
- The British wanted to promote wildlife conservation.
- The British wanted to preserve the forests for future generations.
Which term refers to the destruction of forests by humans?
Which term refers to the destruction of forests by humans?
- Desertification
- Deforestation (correct)
- Afforestation
- Reforestation
What problem did the disappearance of oak forests in England create for the Royal Navy?
What problem did the disappearance of oak forests in England create for the Royal Navy?
- Decrease in the demand for naval ships.
- Loss of trade opportunities with other countries.
- Increase in the cost of timber imports.
- Shortage of timber supply for shipbuilding. (correct)
Why did the British encourage the production of commercial crops in India?
Why did the British encourage the production of commercial crops in India?
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Why did the British explore the forest resources of India in the 1820s?
Why did the British explore the forest resources of India in the 1820s?
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