The British government's introduction of the ____ was the primary source of the tribals' anger.

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The British government’s introduction of the Forest Law was the primary source of the tribe's anger.
The British forest law was mostly to blame for the tribals' resentment. The government, Hindu landlords, moneylenders, missionaries, and other dikus were the objects of the tribals' wrath, and they intended to force them out. They continued to engage in the actions that were deemed illegal while disobeying these new forest regulations and standards, and at times they even engaged in outright rebellion.
The reasons for their rage against the dikus are as follows:
1)      Their ancient method of agricultural cultivation was being destroyed by the British's land practices.
2)      Their estates were being seized by landowners and moneylenders.
3)      They were being criticised by missionaries for their traditional way of life.

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