What was one major reason for the rise of Magadha?
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Correct answer: Fertile land and availability of iron
Magadha benefited from fertile plains, access to rivers and nearby iron resources. Fertile land supported agriculture, rivers aided communication and transport, and iron helped produce tools and weapons. These geographical and resource advantages strengthened its army and economy. Magadha was not located in the sea or a desert, and the presence rather than absence of rivers was advantageous.
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Fertile land and availability of iron
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Magadha benefited from fertile plains, access to rivers and nearby iron resources. Fertile land supported agriculture, rivers aided communication and transport, and iron helped produce tools and weapons. These geographical and resource advantages strengthened its army and economy. Magadha was not located in the sea or a desert, and the presence rather than absence of rivers was advantageous.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Pastoral Nomads and their Movements.
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