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1.

Plz answer this question urgently required ​

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Be TOTALLY repaid - as he is REPAYING the DENTON the form of PHYSICAL LABOURE

2.

Which of the following is not a blended fabric

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The not BLENDED farbic is:-4 polyester.Explanation:HOPE my ANSWER helps u

3.

Latest version of animate cc???​

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The latest/most current version of ADOBE ANIMATE is the JUNE release (version 20.5). This version ROLLS out new features and INCLUDES bug fixes

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The ancient routes have contributed in a) exchange of idea b) exchange of comodities c) exchange of stories d) all of the above ​

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The land ROUTES have CONTRIBUTED in the exchange of ideas and COMMODITIES SINCE ancient times.Hope it is help.plzz mark me as brainliest!!

5.

Differentiate between water and flour mill. write in boxes plz plz plz​

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tion:A WATER mill is a mill powered by water running through a water wheel, which turns whatever MACHINERY is being used. A FLOUR mill is a mill that grinds flour. It can be powered by water, in which CASE a water mill can also be a flour mill.Please follow me BRO

6.

Climate of northerm mountain​

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It has a cold DESERT CLIMATE. It is a region of barren, arid, frigid and wind-blown wastelands. Areas south of the Himalayas are largely PROTECTED from cold winter WINDS coming from the INTERIOR of Asia.Explanation:HOPE IT HELPS U

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हाउ डिड द स्पीड ऑफ इलेक्ट्रिसिटी हेल्प फार्मर्स इन पालमपुर​

Answer» GO to the SHOP in PALAMPUR
8.

Jewish State of _________ treats its own Muslim and Christian minorities quite badly.​

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Israel Explanation:if U see the map of Israel u can FIND Jewish STATE PK

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1 point 3. Which of the followingstatements are correct?a) Jute is known as golden fibre.b) Cotton requires 210 frost-freedays and bright sun shine for itsgrowth.c) Bhoodan-Gramdan movementinitiated by Vinoba Bhave is alsoknown as the Blood-less Revolution.d) Tea cultivation is an example ofplantation agriculture.OA. Statements a and b are onlycorrect.OB. No statements are correct.OC. Statements a, b and c are onlycorrect.D. All statements a, b, c and d areOcorrect.​

Answer» STATEMENTS a and B are only correctaccording to me.Hole it will HELPFUL to YOU
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Which is the most important fertile soil of India ? explain the characteristics of this type of soil 3marks​

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alluvial soil The most fertile alluvial soil is found in the Ganga VALLEY, where it is deposited by river Ganges. These soils cover almost 35-40% of the region of India. These soils are rich in minerals especially potash.Composition and Characteristics of soil. The scientific study of soil is called pedology. Soil is composed of both organic and inorganic matter, and it is essential for life on earth to exist. The soil type that i have studied is brown earths. Brown earths are the most common soil type in Ireland and are very fertile. Soils are a composition of mineral particles 45% , organic matter 5% , air 25% , and water 25% . Mineral Particles: Mineral particles are the largest ingredient and make up approx 45% of soils . They are the original rock that got broken down by weathering and erosion to form the basis of soil. The type of rock that was broken down to form it is called the parent rock. The broken down rock produces minerals such as calcium, phosphorus, and potassium in the soil on which the plants feed. The parent material influences the soil colour, depth, texture and ph value Organic Matter: Organic matter is decayed vegetation that is broken down by micro organisms in the soil to form humus . Humus is a dark jelly like substance that binds the soil together and improves its texture. It increases the soils ability to retain moisture. Brown earths develop in area of deciduous woodland where there is an abundance of plant litter available to decay. Brown earth soils are also found where temperatures average zero for less than 3 MONTHS of the year and rarely exceed 21 degrees. These conditions allow for microorganisms to thrive. The colour of the soil is an indication of the amount of organic material it contains with darker soils having more organic content. Humus is plentiful in brown earths Air and Water: Air is vital for the survival of micro-organisms and without theses, there would be a shortage of humus. Brown earths have a granular structure which allow for good aeration. Plants cannot survive without water present in the soil .Mineral particles are soluble in water and the roots of plants can only absorb the nutrients of them after they have been dissolved Characteristics of brown earths : Brown earths are usually 2 metres deep and have 4 horizons . The A horizon has a thick layer of dark humus. There is a plentiful supply of micro organisms which mix the soil well and leave no distinct boundary between the A and B horizons. The B horizon is similar but with a lighter brown colour. The C horizon has a n accumulation of clay and broken down rock. The bottom layer is the bedrock Brown earths are fertile and very suitable for agriculture. Their suitability for agriculture are due to their characteristics of good texture, dark colour, and ph value . Texture: Texture is how a sol feels when you touch it. The proportions of sand silt and clay determines the soils texture. The texture determines how well moisture and roots can penetrate the soil and how well EXCESS moisture can drain away. The ideal combination for soil texture is ROUGHLY 40% sand, 40% silt, and 20% clay creating what is known as a loam soil. Brown earths fall into this category. They have a well-developed crumb structure which allows water air and organisms pass through it easily, and roots can spread out in it easily. Water retention is good as it is soaked up by the crumbs of the soil and nutrient retention is good also. They also have good drainage and aeration properties. Loam soils such as brown earths are ideal for cultivation Colour: Lighter coloured soils deflect sunlight while dark soils absorb more light. This allows the soil to heat up much more quickly and encourages seed germination and crop growth, Heat is also important in the humification process. Brown earths have a high humus content which makes it a darker soil and THUS supports good crop growth PH Value: PH scale measure the acidity of a substance. The ideal PH value for agriculture is 6.5 which is slightly acidic. A soil which is too acidic lacks calcium and potassium which are essential for growth and has low levels of organisms which are vital for humification. Soils which are quite acidic are peaty soils which have a ph value of less than 4and are found mainly in the mountainous areas of the west. They have suffered from leaching and tend to be waterlogged also. Brown earths have a ph value of between 5 and 7, ideal values that are known to be very fertile supporting a wide variety of plant life

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sri lanka me pass hue 1950 ke kanoon ke anusar se mili logo ke varchasv ke teen pravdhan kon kon se hai....in hindi class 10​

Answer» BABA HINDI KOI padhta BHI H.....
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3. Which of the following statements reflect the ideology of Karl Marx? (0) The conditions of workers would not impre as long as the profit was accumulated by private capitalists. (1) Workers should overthrow capitalism and the rule of private property. (ul) To free themselves from capitalist exploitation, workers should construct a radically socialist society where all property would be socially controlled. (iv) if freedom of individuals was ensured, if the poor could labour and those with capital could operate without restraint, societies would develop (a) Only (i) and (ii) O (b) Only (i) and (iii) O (, (c) (i), (ii) and (iii) 0 (d) (ii), (iii) and (iv)

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Social science assignment of consumer awareness pics​

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do it by yourselfExplanation:if cannot will ATTACH it LATER on

14.

What is resources ?​

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tion:A Resource is a source or supply from which a benefit is produced and that has some UTILITY and WORTH. RESOURCES can broadly be CLASSIFIED upon their availability — they are classified into renewable and non-renewable resources.

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How was the French Revolution responsible for the social changes?​

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C3 got t3tht3h2r2hr2h2rhExplanation:4th 4 5G TH 5

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Whay kind of malpractices are there in our Country? Explain as long question according to 8 marker Without spam please please please​

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After announcement of election, it is not legal to announce policy decisions according to CODE of Conduct. The minister should be immediately TAKEN to task by the Election COMMISSION

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What is constitution ? Exploin the role ofconstitution in a country?​

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The Constitution is IMPORTANT because it protects individual freedom, and its FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES govern the United States. The Constitution places the government's power in the HANDS of the citizens. It limits the power of the government and establishes a SYSTEM of checks and balances.✌✌ THANK YOU ✌✌PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIEST

18.

What is the percentage of the surface of the earth covered by water and glal irer.​

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(3) Fresh-water LAKES and RIVERS (smallest sphere over Georgia, 34.9 miles i(56.2 kilometers) N diameter). The Earth is a watery place. But just how much water EXISTS on, in, and above our PLANET? About 71 percent of the Earth's surface is water-covered, and the oceans hold about 96.5 percent of all Earth's water.

19.

Latest version of animate cc​

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cascading style SHEETS.........EXPLANATION:follow me GIVE thanks if U WANT

20.

During the British rule which Government of India Act allowed some elected representation? ​

Answer» 1) GOVERNMENT of INDIA ACT 1858.
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Q28) Maitri is a *2 pointsResearch CentreO O OTownO VillageO City​

Answer» RESEARCH centreExplanation:HOPE it HELPS you
22.

Books were printed both in —and in the various regional languages ​

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telugu, ENGLISH,Hindhi TAMIL ..ETC.Explanation:books were printed in many languages because of in our COUNTRY ..so many people are there..so many types RELIGIONS also only because books printed telugu ..english..gujarati etc..

23.

Shifting cultivation is known as................... in Kerala.​

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Under Shifting cultivation, a piece of land is used for quite some YEARS until the fertility is dropped. ... It is practiced by tribal and also KNOWN as Burn and Slash cultivation. It is known as Jhoom in Assam, ONAM in Kerala, PODU in Andhra Pradesh and Odisha. The same is known as BEWAR in Madhya Pradesh

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What was the effect of rowaltt act​

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Rowlatt Act was an OPPRESSIVE act introduced by the British GOVERNMENT in 1919. It gave the Government enormous powers to repress political activities and allowed detention of political prisoners WITHOUT trial for two YEARS.

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What are the 18 function of the heart

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The human heart is an organ that PUMPS blood throughout the body via the circulatory system, SUPPLYING OXYGEN and nutrients to the TISSUES and removing carbon dioxide and other wastesExplanation:18 function of the heart are :-PLEASE check the file

26.

Write precautions to be taken while planting a tree I"ve

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We said to our parent bgfcjhs, “ PLEASE HELP us in COMPLETING our PROJECT.”  Explanation:

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Q 31) When we fix people into one 2 points image we create a *DiscriminationInequalityΟ Ο Ο ΟPrejudiceO Stereotype​

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Explanation:When we FIX PEOPLE into one image , we CREATE steretype . Explanation: These are ATTRIBUTES that are formed by a group of individuals when brought togetherplease MARK as a brainliest

28.

How many languages are spoken in imdia​

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22 languagesExplanation:The Eighth Schedule of the Constitution consists of the following 22 languages –Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Kashmiri, Konkani, MALAYALAM, Manipuri, MARATHI, Nepali, Oriya, PUNJABI, Sanskrit, Sindhi, TAMIL, Telugu, Urdu, Bodo, SANTHALI, Maithili and DogriHOPE IT HELPS

29.

Explain ground water and it's properties ?​

Answer» GROUNDWATER is water that exists underground in saturated ZONES BENEATH the land SURFACE. The upper surface of the saturated zone is called the water table. ... It fills the pores and fractures in underground materials such as sand, gravel, and other rock, much the same way that water fills a sponge.Explanation:HOPE IT HELPS U
30.

Q.16. How many members did the constituent assembly have?​

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1 point 2. Which of the followingstatements are NOT correctabout RABI CROP. *O OA. Rabi crops are sown in winterfrom October to December.OB. These crops are harvested insummer from April to June.OC. Availability of precipitation duringwinter months due to the westerntemperate cyclones helps in thesuccess of these crops.OD. Important crops grown during thisseason are paddy, maize, jowar,bajra, tur (arhar), moong, urad,cotton, jute, groundnut andsoyabean.​

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my ANSWER is OPTION (D)

32.

What is paper money​

Answer» ADE of PAPER.....
33.

What was the aim of treaty of Vienna signed in 1815?​

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The Treaty of Vienna of 25 March 1815 was the FORMAL AGREEMENT of the allied powers — Austria, Great BRITAIN, Prussia and Russia — committing them to wage war against Napoleon until he was defeated. In this document we will SEE how armies were to be assembled.

34.

Who led the military coup in chili in 1973 a) general Alberto bacheler b) Michelle bacheler c) general auguststo Pinochet d) salvardo Allende​

Answer» ANSWER is C PLEASE FOLLOW me
35.

Explain about horizontal distribution of power and vertical distribution of power. ​

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-In vertical distribution of POWER the power is divided between different LEVELS of government that is Central Government State Government local government. in HORIZONTAL distribution of power the power is divided between legislative EXECUTIVE and JUDICIARY.

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What is pollination? dont there to spam

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THE TRANSFER OF POLLEN GRAINS FROM STIGMA OF ONE FLOWER TO THE ANTHER OF THE ANOTHER FLOWER WHICH MAY BE PRESENT ON THE OTHER PLANT OR THE SAME PLANTIT IS OF TWO TYPES:-SELF POLLINATIONCROSS POLLINATIONExplanation:MARK BRAINLIEST!

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Impact of First World War on National Movement in India in five points​

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1.Prices of items increased doubling between 1913 and 1918 2. Custom DUTIES were raised and income TAX was introduced 3. FORCED recruitment of rural PEOPLE 4. Crop failures in many parts resulted in ACUTE shortage of food 5. Common people were the worst sufferers. Brainliest  Please if you can

38.

What is immunization ​

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Immunization (or vaccination) protects people from DISEASE by introducing a vaccine into the BODY that TRIGGERS an immune response, just as though you had been exposed to a disease naturally.plz MARK brainliest ♥️♥️♥️

39.

What is tha largest river basin in india​

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ganga-bhramaputra-megna

40.

Which of the following is not a man-made resources​

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Man-made resources are items or substances that have VALUE to human lives that do not occur in the NATURAL WORLD. Examples of man-made resources include plastic, paper, soda, sheet metal, rubber and brass. These contrast with natural resources, such as water, crops, SUNLIGHT, crude oil, wood andExplanation:HOPE IT HELPS U

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How did the india try to solve the tamil issue of sri lanka in 1980s​

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Negotiations were held, and the Indo-SRI Lanka Peace ACCORD was signed on 29 July 1987, by Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi and Sri Lankan PRESIDENT Jayewardene. ... INDIA agreed to establish order in the North and East through a force dubbed the Indian Peace Keeping Force (IPKF), and to cease assisting Tamil insurgents.

42.

गवर्नमेंट स्टेट लेवल कॉल​

Answer» GOVERNMENT STATE LEVEL CALL
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Secretary is responsible for calling the meeting of ________and ______. * Gram sabha and Gram peopleGram sabha and Gram panchayatGram panchayat and AssemblyNoneth​

Answer» GRAM SABHA and gram PEOPLE
44.

What antrhopology is not​

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don't UNDERSTAND the QUESTION

45.

What steps have been taken to protect our national animals and bird? ​

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For conservation of ENDANGERED species Wildlife Crime Control Bureau has been ESTABLISHED for control of illegal trade in wildlife, including endangered species of birds and their parts and products. Research and monitoring activities on birds are promoted by the Government through reputed research ORGANIZATIONS. Wildlife Institute of India, Bombay Natural History society and Salim Ali Centre for ORNITHOLOGY and Natural History are some of the research organizations undertaking research on conservation of birds. The Indian government has banned the veterinary use of diclofenac drug that has caused rapid decline in vulture population across the Indian Subcontinent. Conservation Breeding PROGRAMMES to conserve these vulture species have been initiated at Pinjore (Haryana), Buxa (West Bengal) and Rani, Guwahati (Assam) by the Bombay Natural History Society.

46.

ई कंसीडर पीपल एस रिसोर्स​

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47.

Analyze the main reasons behind the success of Turks in India ​

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I. Political Causes:(1) Lack of a powerful central authority:(2) Disunity among the RAJPUT RULERS:(3) Lack of political INSIGHT:(4) Neglect of the frontiers:(5) FEUDALISM:Interior war art:Lack of appropriate military strategy:Lack of offensive

48.

The formation of Russian communist party brought many changes after 1917. state some changes​

Answer» FOLLOWING the February Revolution in 1917 that deposed Nicholas II of RUSSIA, a short-lived provisional government GAVE WAY to Bolsheviks in the October Revolution. The Bolshevik Party was renamed the Russian Communist Party (RCP).
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Why is the quality of water resources inferior???​

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The quality of water is inferior for following reasons: Large SCALE POLLUTION. ... Extensive USE of water. REPLENISHING rate is decreasing.Explanation:HOPE IT HELPS YOU

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1. Do you think fundamental rights alone can make a difference in the society or isthere anything that citizens of India cancontribute to it? Give your views​

Answer» TION:I HOPE it HELPS you✔....