Forest 4

What did the British believe about large animals in India?

• They believed large animals were sacred and should be protected

• They believed large animals were primitive and needed to be killed to civilize India

• They believed large animals were harmless and should be left alone

• They believed large animals were intelligent and should be trained for work

Who benefited from the new trade opportunities in the Brazilian Amazon?

• The nomadic communities like Banjaras

• The Mundurucu people

• The British traders

• The Adivasis of India

What were the problems faced by the local people when trade was taken over by the government?

• The government provided better opportunities for trade

• Nomadic communities lost their livelihood

• Local people were given more freedom

• Grazing and hunting were encouraged

Who was a leader of the movement against the British in Santhal Paraganas?

• Kanu

• Siddhu & Kanu

• Alluri Sitarama Raju

• Birsa Munda

Which community was forced to work on tea plantations by the British?

• Santhals in Assam

• All of the above

• Oraons in Jharkhand

• Gonds in Chhattisgarh

Mundurucu people of Brazilian Amazon cultivated __________and now began to collect latex from wild rubber trees for supplying to traders

People were rewarded when they killed big animals as they were a threat to ______

George Tule killed ________tigers.

_________ led the movement against the British in Andhra Pradesh

________were forced to work in factories, mines and plantations.