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TIME TO LEARNA. Tick (~) the correct answers.1. A welfare state guaranteesa. equal opportunities to all citizens.b. equal opportunities to a few citizens.2. Part IV of our Constitution containsa. Fundamental Duties.b. Directive Principles of State Policy.3. There should be equal pay for equal work fora. both men and women.b. women only.4. The Directive Principles ask the state to separate the Judiciary from thea. Legislature.b. Executive |
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| 1852. |
1.Define advertisenDescribe a few techniques of advertising. |
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Answer» Answer: 1. Advertising is a marketing tactic involving paying for space to promote a product, service, or cause. The actual PROMOTIONAL messages are called advertisements, or ads for short. The goal of advertising is to reach people most likely to be willing to pay for a company's products or SERVICES and entice them to buy. 2. There are some different techniques used for online advertising such as web banner advertising in which a banner is placed on web PAGES, CONTENT advertising using content to advertise the product online, link advertising giving LINKS on different sites to directly visit the product website, etc. |
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| 1853. |
Identify the places marked as A, B,C and D on the given outlines maps and write their correct names.1.A and B cotton manufacturing areas.2. C and D - Iron and coal manufacturing areas. plz don't spam |
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Answer» Answer: hi SEE ATTACHED FILE that is the answer Explanation: |
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| 1854. |
Answer the following questions in brief :a. What do you understand by ryot?b. What is a commercial crop? Give examples.2. What do you understand by Permanent Settlement? How did it benefit the British ?1. What was the Ryotwari System?2. Write a critical note on Indigo Rebellion.Answer the following questions in detail :a. Discuss critically the effects of the land revenue systems introduced by the British .5. What do you understand by drain of wealth? In what way was the Indian wealth draineEngland?How was the Permanent Settlement advantageous for the British ?1. Write a short note on Santhal rebellion.e. How did the British rule affect the tribals?Let's Imagine |
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Answer» Answer: its a BIG question you ask slowly OKAY Explanation: MARK as a brainilist |
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| 1855. |
Which of the following is an incorrect statement? *1 pointi) Manuscripts are written in soft surfaceii) Inscriptions are written on soft surface.iii) Script of Indus Valley Civilization could not be depthired till yet.iv) Artefacts provide a detailed information about past. |
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Answer» Answer: heeheu y y u u the best time to the best time to the best time for the answer of 6 part time job and I am presenthbrhrhrhdhhdhhdhhh to be in the best time to the best way to the best way to the same time to a long way in hell ☺️ is a GREAT WEEKEND ☺️☺️ is a great weekend ☺️ y ☺️ Explanation: uruduru the best time to get to SEE if it is not AVAILABLE in the |
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| 1856. |
13. Which parties were involved in tripartite struggle in the 9th century? What was the purpose ofthe struggle? |
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Answer» The Tripartite Struggle for control of northern INDIA took place in the ninth century. The struggle was between the PRATIHARA EMPIRE, the Pala Empire and the RASHTRAKUTA Empire. |
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| 1857. |
How did the victory of Rajendra chola's navy in south east asia affect chola overseas trade?any one please tell me |
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Answer» Answer: I YES I am telling you please subscribe my channel OK and PRESS the bell ICON |
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| 1858. |
04- Maps such as the ones shown here are gant of which categorysources to study history of Colonial India.Documentary sourcesOfficial RecordsSurveysRegional Source |
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Answer» what am I SUPPOSED to answer here |
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| 1859. |
What were the achievements of Rajendra chola's army in North India?please,tell me the answer it's my humble request to you all |
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| 1860. |
Select the one odd out- *1 pointBalbanKhusrau MalikJauna KhanSikandar Lodi |
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Answer» Balban Explanation: because all has SURNAME |
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| 1861. |
Dear children ,you listen to the social science program on radio with great enthusiasm.Which of the following is technically helpful for its |
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Answer» Explanation: THANK you |
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| 1862. |
Column1. Seismograph(a) Lao Tse2. The Chinese script(b) Pottery3. Taoism(e) Measuring earthquakes4. Five Classics(d) Ideographic(e) Confucius5. Porcelain |
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Answer» ਪੰਜਾਬ ਦੀ ਧਰਤੀ ’ਤੇ ਰਚਿਆ ਗਿਆ ਸਭ ਤੋਂ ਪੁਰਾਣਾ ਵੇਦ ਕਿਹੜਾ ਹੈ ? * ੳ) ਰਿਗਵੇਦ ਅ) ਸਾਮਵੇਦ ੲ) ਯਜੁਰਵੇਦ ਸ) ਅਥਰਵਵੇਦ |
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| 1863. |
1. Long answer questiona) Describe the important items found at Mohenjo-Daro Daroand well-organ. |
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Answer» Answer: Mohenjo-daro (/moʊˌhɛndʒoʊ ˈdɑːroʊ/; Sindhi: موئن جو دڙو, meaning 'Mound of the DEAD MEN';PLZ follow me |
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| 1864. |
3. What were the demands of the Hyderabad StateCongress and how many of them were fulfilled after 1948? |
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Answer» Answer: The demands of the Hyderabad State Congress were: - FUNDAMENTAL rights should be granted to the people. - RESTRICTIONS made on the FREEDOM of speech, RELIGION, press, etc should be removed immediately. - Laws should be prepared by the ELECTED representative rather than by the Nizam. |
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| 1865. |
A Answer the following questions orally.1. Mention three kinds of strategic regions over which medieval Indian rulers waged wars,2. Which Ralput dynasty rose to prominence in North India after the decline of Harsha's empiresthe Solankis rule? |
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| 1866. |
Fill In The Blanks1. The middle ages in India started in _ and continued till _.2. Christianity was born in _ .3. _ was the founder of the Byzantine Empire.4. _ is known as Holy Land.5. Christianity is a _ religion. |
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Answer» Answer: 1.)The Middle kingdoms of India were the political entities in India from the 3rd century BCE to the 13th century CE. The period BEGINS after the decline of the Maurya Empire and the corresponding rise of the Satavahana dynasty, starting with Simuka, from 230 BCE.2.)Christianity originated with the ministry of Jesus in the 1st century Roman province of JUDEA. According to the Gospels, Jesus was a Jewish TEACHER and HEALER who proclaimed the imminent kingdom of God and was crucified c. AD 30–33. |
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| 1867. |
A. Fill in the blanks:1. In India there is aunified system of courts for the Indian Union and the states.There |
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| 1868. |
3. Give a brief description of society during the medieval age4. Mention any two effects of Mahmud ghajni's raids on India |
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Answer» Answer-3.. In the early Middle Ages, under the FEUDAL system, the life of a serf was hard. Even in the later Middle Ages, the MEDIEVAL peasant's life was hard and the work back-breaking. It followed the seasons – ploughing in autumn, sowing in spring, HARVESTING in August. 4..1) He wanted to establish the glory of Islam by destroying the images of the Hindu gods and spreading Islam. (2) He wanted to loot the wealth of India for he loved wealth. (3) He wanted wealth also to MEET the cost of the army and warfare for he wanted the expansion of his empire. Hope it HELPS..Please mark me as brainliest and give me a thanks... |
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| 1869. |
In the Later Vedic period, the classification of society into four varnás became_______and________ |
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Answer» Answer: 1.Bramanas Explanation: |
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| 1870. |
Which part of Texas did Coronado and his expedition travel across?a.El Paso to the Gulf of Mexicob.Mexico City to the Gulf of Mexicoc.Across the Texas Panhandled.Along the Gulf of Mexico back to Mexico City |
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Answer» C. Explanation: |
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| 1871. |
Why did the British colonists want to gain territory in the Ohio Valley?A. The British wanted to expand their fur trade.B. The region was a rich source of farmland.C. The British wanted to help the American Indians settle in the Ohio Valley.D. The region was connected to the southern colonies. |
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Answer» The BRITISH wanted to HELP the American INDIANS settle in the Ohio Valley.
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| 1872. |
Why did the French set up trading posts in North America?A. to trade beaver fursB. to trade in riceC. to seize land for farmingD. to support farmersPLEASE HELP I NEED ANSWERS NOWI will follow and make the best answer Brainliest |
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Answer» Explanation: A. |
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| 1873. |
After the French and Indian war, colonists continued to move into areas west of the Allegheny Mountains. The British had promised this territory to the American Indians as part of a treaty signed during the war. To keep the peace, Britain created the Proclamation Line of 1763. The line was meant to define a boundary between the settlers and the American Indians. The British government sent 10,000 British soldiers to enforce the Proclamation Line. But it was ineffective and ended up only angering settlers, who continued to move into western territories.Tensions increased when the British imposed new taxes on the colonists to pay for war debts. Colonists saw new taxes on sugar, coffee, and other basic goods. In 1765 the British passed the Stamp Act. This law imposed taxes to pay for British troops stationed in the colonies. The colonists resented paying taxes without having representation in Parliament.All of these events eventually led to the American Revolution. Hope this helps. {inbox me girls} |
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Answer» A Explanation: |
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| 1874. |
Ashley_love407 named the group Ashley sucks long glizzysThe Llano Basin is approximately 1000 feet lower than the Edwards Plateau. true or false |
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Answer» TRUE DEFINITELY true HOPE it helpExplanation: FOLLOW me |
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| 1875. |
Giovanni da Verrazano thought that a large lake he discovered in North America wasWhat did he think the lake was? |
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| 1876. |
What were England's main motives for exploring and colonizing America?A converting Native Americans to ProtestantismB defeating French military and trading outpostsC creating wealth and building model societiesD learning about new types of animals and plants |
Answer» A. converting native AMERICANS to PROTESTANTISM |
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| 1877. |
What motivated the French to explore and colonize in North America?A English settlements and fortsB desire to start large plantationsC gold and religious freedomD curiosity about new animals and plants |
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| 1878. |
5. Compare the forms of government in Magadha, Vaiji, and Greece. Write theanswers of missing sections (a) to (h) in your answer sheet to complete the tablehidden below(4 marks)GreeceMagadhaVajjiType ofgovernmentDemocracy(a)(b)How weredecisions taken?(d(e)Who were part ofecision-making?(g)(h) |
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Answer» ?.............!! ..... ............. ... ..? |
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| 1879. |
Chak panchgoraSubsModel Activ। একা একা উত আ. Ata।। এ জাকির হাতিয়া কাটা শুরু হয় জন্তু কাউস্তায় - |
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Answer» .......... ................. .............................. ........................................ .............................. ................. .......... |
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| 1880. |
FREEDOM STRUGGLE OF 1857IndexPeshawarTerritory under British ControlImportant Centres of Uprising- Present External Boundary of IndiaLahoreFirozepurShikarpurMuzaffarnagarDelhi MerathBareliMathuraEtawaAgraLucknowNasirabad GwaliorKanpurAvadhKalpiJhapsi AllahabadDSagarIAhmedabadIndoreJabalpurDinapurKarachiBanarasJagdishpurA BeharampurBarrackporeMhowNagpur .AurangabadSataraBAY OF BENGALKolhapurNargundARABIAN SEXNINDUAw |
Answer» HEY mate!its TRULY a very long QUESTION....seriously.... |
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| 1881. |
Select all that apply. Which of the following are examples of chemical changes? change in compositiona substance decomposingburning melting |
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Answer» Answer: ... EXAMPLES of chemical changes? CHANGE in COMPOSITION a ... in composition a substance decomposing BURNING melting. |
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| 1882. |
2. Complete the information in the followingtable.Sr.No.Name of theInstitutionFunctions1. Legislature2. Executive3. Judiciary |
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Answer» Sr No.1 Name of the Institution:legislature Functions 1. Legislature 2. Executive 3. JUDICIARY |
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| 1883. |
HOTS (Higher Order Thinking Skills)The Second Battle of Tarain was a turning point in the Indian history. How? |
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Answer» Explanation: Because it led to the establishment of Muslim rule in India. Arab invasions of India had taken place before the Second Battle of Tarain, most notably by Mohammed bin Quasim and Mahmud Ghazni. However, these invading kings and generals were plunderers - they looted gold, diamonds and other treasures from India, that they carried back to their kingdoms. None of them were interested in building of holding kingdoms in India. However, this changed with the invasion of Mohammed Ghori, who defeated Prithviraj Chauhan at the Second Battle of Tarain. Unlike his predecessors, Ghori decided to set up a kingdom and hold territory in India. When Ghori RETURNED to his homeland, he left his slave Qutubdin AIBAK in charge of his Indian territories. Aibak did not remain idle - he conquered more land for his master. After Ghori’s death, Aibak claimed his master’s Indian territories and declared himself Sultan (or king). He set up the Mamluk (or slave) dynasty in India, and was the first Sultan of the Delhi Sultanate - a sequence of five dynasties that ruled a large section of Indian land for over three hundred years, until the invasion of Babar and the beginning of Mughal rule. Thus, the Second battle of Tarain resulted in the formation of the Delhi Sultanate, and marked the beginning of Muslim rule in India. The Arabs brought with them their culture, arts, music, architecture and food articles, as WELL as new and superior mechanisms of war. The Delhi Sultanate irrevocably altered Indian politics and culture, and created entirely new ways of life that were FUSIONS of Indian and Arab culture. Thus, the second battle of Tarain was a turning point in Indian history, much like the First Battle of Panipat (that established Mughal rule in India) and the Battle of Plassey (that established British COLONIAL rule in India). Hope it works..✌ Please mark it as brainliest |
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| 1884. |
What steps did Alauddin khalji take to build a strong defence system to protect his empire from the Mongols. |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: Alauddin took following STEPS to protect his empire from the MONGOLS INVASIONS: The forts along the route of Mongols-attacks were repaired and the frontier provinces were PLACED under the best generals. The ARMY was reorganized and strengthened. Mongol leaders were captured and trampled under the feet of elephants. |
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| 1885. |
The citadel contained other buildings mostly meant for public/private use. Select the correct optionPLEASE TELL ME FAST |
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Answer» Plz mark on ♥ and Also MAKE it as brainlist!! See the attachments for your answers |
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| 1886. |
The Harappan Civilization is referred to as urban civilization. Do you agree? Give ressons in support ofyour views.please answer this question!! |
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Answer» An URBAN CIVILIZATION means a complex SOCIETY characterized by urban development. There are archaeological evidence that there was an urban kind development during the harappan civilization that is there where drainage systems, planned cities, MASSIVE structure and use of kiln bricks |
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| 1887. |
FILL IN THE BLANK- The "Three Orders”, the “Peace of God”, Knights and the Crusades was firstformulated in_______________in the early eleventh century.This is from the chap Delhi sultans |
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Answer» ishixsggivajwazig,qiiagigaufqpfpuadypotsotsptdpts Explanation: glzptstpsotzotzogdpydaphsdaavdqwoyqfzgivi |
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| 1888. |
खालीलपैकी........ या साधनाचा समावेश दृक-श्राव्य साधनात होतो. *ध्वनिमुद्रितेछायाचित्रेलोकगीतेचित्रपट |
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| 1889. |
This is a question from class7 Social Delhi sultansThe question is:The personnel by earlier sultans the khalji,and tughlaq monarchs as governors of territories |
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| 1890. |
Resources and taxes work to the kings of new kingdoms that a match between 700 CE and 1400 CE who made these taxes and resources however the used and administration of new kingdomsGIVE ANSWER SHORT |
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Answer» before TAXES are in the FORM of AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE |
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| 1891. |
What were the most significant discoveries andachievements of the Neolithic Age? Why werethey important and how do you think theychanged the lives of the people of that period?plz fast and answer good |
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Answer» झाड'या शब्दाचे खालीलपैकी सामान्यरुप ओळखा. * 2 गुण झाड झाडास झाडाला झाडा |
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| 1892. |
What were the most significant discoveries andachievements of the Neolithic Age? Why werethey important and how do you think theychanged the lives of the people of that period? |
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Answer» Answer: One of the remarkable achievements of the Neolithic Period was the invention of wheel. It brought a rapid progress in man's life. The wheel was USED in horse-carts and bullock-carts that helped man a lot to carry heavy loads. Therefore, in this period transport became QUITE easy and quick. The wheel was also used for spinning and weaving. It also helped in pottery. Man made beautiful pots to keep food grains and storing water. The tools and weapons of the Neolithic Age better and sharper than the Paleolithic Age. Now a polished stone called celt was used to make tools. Some new developed tools like sickles, bows and arrows and improved AXES were made in the Neolithic Age. These tools were used for various purposes like, the axe was used for various purposes like, the axe was used for cutting down trees, sickles to harvest the crops and arrows to kill ANIMALS.
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| 1893. |
Who among the following were the first to bring Islam into India?(a) Turks(b) Mongols(d) Persians(c) Arabs |
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| 1894. |
2. Urbanisation is the process ofa. people moving from the mountains to theplains during winterb. people moving from villages to towns andcitiesc people moving from towns and cities to thevillagesd. people moving from one country to anotherin search of jobs |
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Answer» Answer: Hope it helps... Explanation: Urbanization is the PROCESS of a population SHIFT from rural areas to cities, often motivated by ECONOMIC factors. |
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| 1895. |
1. What were some of the social and cultural causes that led to the Revolt?2. Mention some political reasons that caused the Revolt.map work and 2-3 each point |
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| 1896. |
The inner chamber through which one can see the deity is the :(1) Mandapas( 2Antralaya(il Gopuram |
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| 1897. |
Multiple Choice Questions1.For civilisation to occur, a society would need tohavea. a system of advanced agriculture, peopleliving in towns and cities, the knowledge ofwritingb. most of its people engaged in hunting andgathering, people living only in villages,division of labourc. most of its people engaged in banking andlaw, flourishing trade, tools made of steeld. a system of advanced agriculture, people |
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Answer» Answer: d. most of its people engaged in BANKING and law, FLOURISHING TRADE, tools MADE of steel |
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5. Write down the impact of the following on the lives of the common people duringthe medieval time in about 15-20 words each.CauseEffectClearing of forests to make room for agricultureplease tell me so I will mark you as brainlist if the answer was RIGHT and short give ANSWER now please |
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Answer» gcyofoydiddtd trzutstttgiggztiyiyyodyhxutffojguff |
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| 1899. |
Complete the following story with suitable title :Fatama worked in a garment factory. Like another day she was working in the factory with her fellow workers. She suddenly heard a sound.Fatema came downstairs and noticed fire......... |
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| 1900. |
TUTV9IIILIII(1 mark)dynastya) Head of administrationb) Council of peasants5. Write down the impact of the following on the lives of the common people duringthe medieval time in about 15-20 words each.CauseEffectClearing of forests to make room for agricultureplease tell me so I will mark you as brainlist if the answer was RIGHT and short give ANSWER now please |
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Answer» Explanation: 5.The medieval period has witnessed the spread of PEASANT societies, the rise of regional and imperial state formations, the development of Hinduism and ISLAM as major religions, and the arrival of European trading companies. Reasons forests are destroyed The World Bank estimates that about 3.9 million square miles (10 million square km) of forest have been lost since the beginning of the 20th century. In the past 25 years, forests shrank by 502,000 square miles (1.3 million square km) — an area bigger than the size of South Africa. In 2018, The Guardian REPORTED that every second, a chunk of forest equivalent to the size of a soccer field is lost. Often, deforestation occurs when forested area is cut and cleared to make way for agriculture or grazing. The Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) reports that just four commodities are responsible for tropical deforestation: beef, soy, palm oil and wood products. UCS estimates that an area the size of Switzerland (14,800 square miles, or 38,300 square km) is lost to deforestation every year. Natural fires in tropical forests tend to be rare but intense. Human-lit fires are commonly used to clear land for agricultural use. First, valuable timber is harvested, then the remaining vegetation is burned to make way for crops like soy or cattle grazing. In 2019, the number of human-lit fires in Brazil skyrocketed. As of August 2019, more than 80,000 fires burned in the Amazon, an increase of almost 80% from 2018, National Geographic reported. Effects of deforestation Forests can be found from the tropics to high-latitude areas. They are home to 80% of terrestrial biodiversity, containing a wide array of trees, plants, animals and microbes, according to the World Bank, an international financial institution. Some places are especially diverse — the tropical forests of New Guinea, for example, contain more than 6% of the world's species of plants and animals. Forests provide more than a home for a diverse collection of living things; they are also an IMPORTANT resource for many around the world. In countries like Uganda, people rely on trees for firewood, timber and charcoal. Over the past 25 years, Uganda has lost 63% of its forest cover, Reuters reported. Families send children — primarily girls — to collect firewood, and kids have to trek farther and farther to get to the trees. Collecting enough wood often takes all day, so the children miss school. According to a 2018 FAO report, three-quarters of the Earth’s freshwater comes from forested watersheds, and the loss of trees can affect water quality. The UN's 2018 State of the World's Forests report found that over half the global population RELIES on forested watersheds for their drinking water as well as water used for agriculture and industry. please make me brainlist Dear and follow me |
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