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The British destroyed crops during the colonial period, particularly in India, as a tactic to suppress local uprisings and maintain control over the population. This destruction aimed to weaken the economic foundations of resistance movements and enforce compliance with British rule. Additionally, it was a method to redirect resources for British benefit, often exacerbating famine and suffering among local communities.
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How and why may the economy of the area be affected by flooding?
Flooding may destroy crops in which countries like Africa and some other Asian countries rely on for their economic system.
What paid farmers to lower production and in some cases to destroy crops with the greater goal of raising crop prices?
the civilian consevation corps paid the farmers with brazilian prostitutes
Which causes the price of grain from the plains to fall?
A surplus in crops
What is the importance of fiber crops?
e of fiber crops
Crops that are sold for money on world markets?
Crops that are sold for money on world markets are called cash crops.
What all destroys crops?
Instects often destroy crops.
If you do not separate earthworms then do they destroy the crops?
Worms are good for crops.
What are large numbers of insects or animals that destroy crops called?
Swarm of locust can be one that can destroy whole fields of crops.
Can bacteria destroy crops?
Yes
What do locust do to destroy crops?
They eat them.
What are basidiomycota known as rusts and smuts significant?
The basidiomycota are known as rusts and smuts signification because they destroy crops.
What is the effect of soil erosion?
it will destroy the crops
Why sparrow are called farmers friend?
Because its protect crops from unwanted warms,which destroy crops .
Do rodents destroy crops?
yes. doormouse espeshaly.
What are the uses of herbicides?
herbicides are used to destroy weeds or fungi which may destroy or cause the crops to get diseases.
Do insects destroy crops?
Yes, some insects definitely do that.
Which crops do goats destroy?
Any edible green crop.
