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Many stone tools have been excavated in the Deccan. This shows that the early humans lived in this area for a long time. The study on the way those tools were used would help to understand how early humans led their lives.
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Sheep and Goat are two animals that People of Sulaiman and Kirthar hills reared
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If any of the five geographical regions of the country are not in the country, then it will have adverse effects on foodgrain production. For example, wheat is primarily grown in the northern plains. If that region is not there, then wheat production will be affected.
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Stars |
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Stars are incredibly hot having high temperatures to them. |
Planets on the other hand have relatively low temperatures. |
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They are objects that produce their own light and do not rely on an external source for the production of light |
Planets are incapable of producing their own light. |
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Stars have a unique effect of twinkling in the sky. |
Planets do not exhibit the twinkling effect unlike stars |
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The stars do not change their position at all. |
Planets in orbits on their own axis change their positions constantly. |
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Stars have incredibly high temperatures to them. |
Planets on the other hand are relatively colder with lower temperatures. |
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Hunter-gatherers traveled from place to place in search of food. Once food resources at a place were exhausted, they needed to go to a new place. Now-a-days; people travel for various purposes. Some people travel because they enjoy travelling. Some people travel to meet relatives and friends on special occasions. Some people travel as a part of their work. Some people travel to explore new places.
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GMT:
1.GMT refers to the Greenwich Mean
2. 0o longitude is the Greenwich Mean time.
3. This passes through the greenwich in England.
IST:
1. Time and IST refers to the Indian Standard Time.
2. 821/2oE longitude is the central meridian of India.
3. This passes through Allahabad in India.
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The phrase “Unity in Diversity” very well describes India. India is a land of various cultures, castes, customs, creed and religions. Still people live in harmony and brotherhood. They celebrate festivals and share their joys and sorrows together. Differences in terms of cultures, religions and languages add enchantment and spice to our lives. This diversity helps us live a harmonious life. In fact, unity in diversity is a base for Indian cultural nationalism.
For example, people from different parts of India rose up and protested against the British rule. Both Hindus and Muslims sacrificed their lives in Jallianwalah Bagh in Amritsar. Nehru ji in his book, “The Discovery of India”, wrote that India was always united in spite of several religious and cultural differences. The people of India were living with peace, with respect for each other’s traditions and with unity.
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Parallels of Latitude: The imaginary lines which run parallel to the equator are called the parallels of latitude.
Meridians of Longitude: The imaginary lines which run from one Pole to another are called the meridians of longitude.
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Our species is distinguished by being absurdly diverse and flexible in what we eat. Antelope and gazelle? Yes, we’ll hunt those. Rodents like rabbits and gophers? Yep. Wild birds of every description? All over it. Snakes and lizards. Mm hm. Seals and walrus? If they’re available, absolutely. Megafauna like elephants and mammoth? Eating those, yes. All of them and more. We tend not to hunt carnivores quite as avidly, since they’re relatively dangerous and don’t taste as good, but historically we’ve hunted and eaten basically anything made out of meat.
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Research resources are usually thought of as primary sources and secondary sources. Primary sources can be firsthand accounts of actual events written by an eyewitness or original literary or artistic works. They may be letters, official records, interviews, survey results, or unanalyzed statistical data.
Types of Sources
- Scholarly publications (Journals) A scholarly publication contains articles written by experts in a particular field. ...
- Popular sources (News and Magazines) ...
- Professional/Trade sources. ...
- Books / Book Chapters. ...
- Conference proceedings. ...
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- Theses & Dissertations.
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The Garo Hills are part of the Garo-Khasi range in Meghalaya, India. They are inhabited mainly by tribal dwellers, the majority of whom are Garo people. It is one of the wettest places in the world. The range is part of the Meghalaya subtropical forests ecoregion.
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Hunter-gatherers travelled from place to place for four basic reasons which are as follows:
- If they stayed at one place for a long time, they would have eaten up all the available plant and animal resources. Therefore, they went to another place for more food.
- Animals move from place to place. Humans followed them as they hunted them
- Plants and trees bear fruit in different seasons. So when season changed, people moved to another place
- In search of water, people traveled from place to place. Water is necessary for survival
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The Pole star currently sits in the sky directly over the Earth’s North Pole. Because the Pole star is above the Earth’s axis of rotation, it stays in practically the same place in the sky throughout the night and throughout the year, and as such can be used to help with navigation at night.
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Yogita Ingle 5 years, 3 months ago
India: The people from Iran and Greece came to the north west of India. Thus, they became familiar with the river Indus. They called it Indos or Hindos. The land to the east of this river came to be known as India.
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