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Why did the British dislike ‘shifting cultivators’?
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Why did the British dislike ‘shifting cultivators’?
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25/05/2021 2:13 pm
The British did not like people moving from place to place, as was the case with shifting cultivators. They wanted tribal groups to settle down and become settled cultivators as it would be easier to control and administer people who were in one place. The British also found it easy to collect revenue from people who were settled in one place and maintain records on them.
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