How did the Ganga river region help the rise of Magadha?
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Correct answer: By providing fertile land and water routes
The Ganga region provided fertile alluvial land, dependable water resources and navigable routes that supported farming, population, trade and communication. Magadha also benefited from forests, elephants, iron resources and strategic locations, so geography was one important factor among several. The other options would weaken rather than strengthen a kingdom.
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By providing fertile land and water routes
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The Ganga region provided fertile alluvial land, dependable water resources and navigable routes that supported farming, population, trade and communication. Magadha also benefited from forests, elephants, iron resources and strategic locations, so geography was one important factor among several. The other options would weaken rather than strengthen a kingdom.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Pastoral Nomads and their Movements.
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