How did the demands of the state and the market shape colonial labor in the nineteenth century?

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The Answer is •The state demanded unpaid labor on public projects (called statute labor in French Africa).
•The Congo Free State authorized the use of forced labor in the collection of rubber.
•The cultivation system in the Dutch East Indies required peasants to focus on growing cash crops at the expense of food production in order to meet state demands for taxes.
•Some farmers benefited from cash-crop agriculture due to high prices for their products in the international market (rice farmers in Burma,cacao growers in the Gold Coast).

How Did the Demands of the State and the Market