The age of sixteen Mahajanapadas shows which change?
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Correct answer: Growth from small regions to larger states
The Mahajanapada period shows the growth of larger, more organized territorial states from earlier tribal or regional units. These states had rulers, administrative structures, armies and expanding settlements. The term does not refer to the end of the Indus script, a purely cave-dwelling society or modern railways.
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Growth from small regions to larger states
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The Mahajanapada period shows the growth of larger, more organized territorial states from earlier tribal or regional units. These states had rulers, administrative structures, armies and expanding settlements. The term does not refer to the end of the Indus script, a purely cave-dwelling society or modern railways.
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This is a Class 11 History question. Chapter: Writing and City Life.
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