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Geography

India and the World

This topic helps Class 9 Geography students understand India’s position in the world within the chapter “India – Size and Location.” They explore India’s latitude and longitude, its location in the Northern and Eastern Hemispheres, the Tropic of Cancer, the Standard Meridian, and the significance of the Indian Ocean. Students also connect India’s location with its neighbouring countries, major sea routes, climate patterns, and historical and cultural links, building a clear foundation for studying the country’s physical and human geography.

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  1. Spread of Indian numerals and decimal system
  2. Trade of spices and muslin
  3. Influence of Greek sculpture and domes-minarets
  4. Time calculation from Indian Standard Meridian
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  1. Because they also helped movement of culture, ideas and people
  2. Because they were not useful in trade
  3. Because they were linked only with the Himalaya
  4. Because they were far from India
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  1. Because land routes were never useful
  2. Because ideas, people and culture also spread through land routes
  3. Because they were only sea waves
  4. Because they were not linked with India
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  1. Domes and Greek sculpture spread from India, decimal came to India from outside
  2. Indian numerals and Panchatantra spread outside, Greek sculpture and domes-minarets came into India
  3. Spices came from outside and Indian numerals came from outside
  4. Ramayana came from outside and minarets went out from India
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  1. Spices went out from India
  2. Knowledge and culture also reached outside from India
  3. India also received external influences
  4. India's land and sea routes were useful
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  1. Spices went out as trade goods and domes came into India as architectural influence
  2. Domes went out as trade goods and spices came as architectural influence
  3. Indian numerals came into India as external influence
  4. Greek sculpture went out as Indian literature
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  1. Geographical location was the cause, land-sea routes were the medium and exchange of trade-culture was the result
  2. Trade was the cause and India's location was the result
  3. Domes were the cause and land routes were the result
  4. Isolation was the cause and contact was not the result
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  1. Indian Ocean location strengthened India's maritime contact
  2. Eastern coast connected with Southeast Asia
  3. Decimal system was an Indian knowledge contribution
  4. India's peninsular part moved it away from the sea
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  1. Indian numerals spread from India
  2. Panchatantra is an example of Indian cultural spread
  3. Spices and muslin were trade goods
  4. Minarets spread outside as Indian mathematical contribution
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  1. Only spices and muslin
  2. Only domes and minarets
  3. Indian numerals, decimal system, spices, muslin, Ramayana, Panchatantra, Greek art and domes-minarets
  4. Only Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal
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  1. Because it influenced ancient contact and exchange
  2. Because India was in a polar region
  3. Because India had no route
  4. Because India was completely isolated
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  1. India was far from the sea
  2. India's maritime contact potential was strong
  3. India was completely landlocked
  4. India was linked only through polar route
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  1. India's contact with the North Pole
  2. India being inside Europe
  3. India's land and maritime connecting position
  4. India's complete isolation
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  1. Polar contact
  2. Landlocked contact
  3. Himalayan barrier
  4. Direction-based maritime contact
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  1. The eastern coast opens toward eastern sea routes
  2. The eastern coast is the land boundary of Western Europe
  3. The eastern coast is outside India
  4. The eastern coast is away from sea
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  1. Because they stopped contact
  2. Because people goods ideas and culture moved through them
  3. Because they were only in the sea
  4. Because they were polar ice
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  1. They were sea ports
  2. They were the source of Indian numerals
  3. They made land contact possible through mountain barriers
  4. They were trade spices
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  1. Because India had no contact
  2. Because India was only polar
  3. Because India had no trade
  4. Because land routes were also important in ancient contact
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  1. Spread of Indian mathematical knowledge
  2. External architectural influence
  3. Land boundary contact
  4. Ancient polar trade
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  1. Because all are mathematical knowledge
  2. Because spices and muslin are trade goods while numerals are knowledge contribution
  3. Because numerals are trade cloth
  4. Because spices are architectural influence
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  1. Land boundary
  2. Sea port
  3. Literary and cultural spread
  4. External architectural style
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  1. To list trade goods
  2. To know directions of coasts
  3. To measure land boundary
  4. To understand Indian religious philosophical and cultural influence
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  1. Arrival of external cultural influences in India
  2. Indian numerals going outside
  3. Trade of spices
  4. End of land routes
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  1. Indian mathematical contribution
  2. External architectural influence
  3. Ancient trade spice
  4. Land pass
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  1. Both are only trade goods
  2. Both went out from India
  3. India's contact was two-way
  4. India had no cultural contact

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