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Geography

India and the World

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Hard · Level 7 · india world,contact bridge,geographical position
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  1. It made India a contact bridge between East and West
  2. It completely isolated India
  3. It linked India only with polar regions
  4. It closed all trade routes
Hard · Level 10 · land routes,mountain passes,ancient contact
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  1. Because northern mountain passes gave routes to ancient travellers
  2. Because the sea was never linked with India
  3. Because land routes developed only in modern times
  4. Because India had no land boundary
Hard · Level 10 · peninsular india,indian ocean,maritime contact
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  1. Trade and cultural contact through sea routes became stronger
  2. India's maritime contact ended
  3. India became only a landlocked country
  4. India's East-West contact stopped
Hard · Level 10 · east west bridge,coasts,regional contact
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  1. Contact with West Asia from western coast and Southeast Asia from eastern coast
  2. India having no contact with any sea
  3. India having contact only with polar countries
  4. India's complete cultural isolation
Hard · Level 10 · western coast,arabian sea,west asia africa europe
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  1. Western coast, Arabian Sea, West Asia, Africa, Europe
  2. Eastern coast, Bay of Bengal, Southeast Asia
  3. Northern mountains, Indian Ocean, Arctic
  4. Thar Desert, Pacific Ocean, Europe
Hard · Level 10 · eastern coast,bay of bengal,southeast asia
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  1. Western coast, Arabian Sea, Africa
  2. Northern boundary, Himalayas, Europe
  3. Eastern coast, Bay of Bengal, Southeast Asia
  4. Peninsula, Atlantic Ocean, America
Hard · Level 10 · two way exchange,outgoing incoming,india world
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  1. Ideas and goods went out from India and external art-architectural influences came into India
  2. India only received everything from outside
  3. India only sent things outside and received nothing
  4. No contact happened in any direction
Hard · Level 10 · outgoing contributions,indian numerals,decimal panchatantra
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  1. Indian numerals, decimal system, Panchatantra
  2. Greek sculpture, domes, minarets
  3. Domes, muslin, Greek art
  4. West Asian architecture, minarets, Greek sculpture
Hard · Level 7 · incoming influences,greek sculpture,domes minarets
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  1. Indian numerals, decimal system, Ramayana
  2. Greek sculpture, domes and minarets
  3. Spices, muslin, Panchatantra
  4. Upanishads, Indian numerals, spices
Hard · Level 7 · indian numerals,decimal system,knowledge contribution
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  1. Knowledge and mathematical contribution
  2. Maritime boundary
  3. External architectural influence
  4. Only trade good
Hard · Level 10 · spices,muslin,trade goods
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  1. Indian trade goods
  2. External sculpture influences
  3. Bases of standard time
  4. Land boundary markers
Hard · Level 7 · ramayana,panchatantra,cultural spread
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  1. Both are examples of Indian cultural and literary spread
  2. Both are West Asian architecture
  3. Both are maritime trading ports
  4. Both are Greek art styles
Hard · Level 10 · upanishads,philosophy,ideas exchange
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  1. Philosophical and intellectual exchange
  2. Only spice trade
  3. External sculpture influence
  4. Coastline measurement
Hard · Level 7 · greek sculpture,external art,incoming influence
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  1. Entry of external art influences into India
  2. Spread of Indian numerals outside
  3. Export of spices
  4. End of land routes
Hard · Level 7 · domes,minarets,west asian architecture
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  1. Influence of West Asian architecture
  2. Export of Indian decimal system
  3. Trade of Indian spices
  4. Eastern coast contact with Southeast Asia
Hard · Level 7 · trade culture,contact routes,ideas people
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  1. Because goods, ideas and people moved through contact routes
  2. Because India had no routes
  3. Because sea routes were only for mountains
  4. Because land routes stopped ideas
Hard · Level 10 · western eastern coasts,maritime contacts,regional difference
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  1. Western coast linked with West Asia-Africa-Europe and eastern coast with Southeast Asia
  2. Western coast linked with Southeast Asia and eastern coast with Europe
  3. Both linked only with the Arctic region
  4. Both had no maritime contact
Hard · Level 7 · goods ideas art,classification,india world
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  1. Spices as goods, Upanishads as ideas, Greek sculpture as art
  2. Spices as ideas, dome as goods, decimal as art
  3. Muslin as philosophy, Panchatantra as land boundary, minaret as number
  4. Ramayana as port, Indian numerals as architecture, spices as sculpture
Hard · Level 10 · trade culture,knowledge literature,complete answer
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  1. Because knowledge, literature, religion and art were also exchanged
  2. Because trade never happened
  3. Because culture has no relation with this topic
  4. Because routes were only for war
Hard · Level 10 · indian ocean,world trade,maritime routes
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  1. It strengthened access to maritime trade routes
  2. It moved India away from the sea
  3. It made India dependent on Arctic routes
  4. It closed all trade routes