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Why did conquerors try to control the temple of jagannath at puri?

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Who are Nomads?

Posted by Tanisha Bisht 7 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 5 years, 10 months ago

The Banjaras were nomadic traders who move from place to place for selling goods. They moved in a tanda or caravan with families, oxen and wares.
A tanda would consist of 600 or 700 people and would travel around 8-10 kilometres per day. They bought grains from a cheap place and sold to a place where it was dearer which they transported on their oxens.

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Why did minstrels proclaim the achievements of heroes

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How important were craft persons for the building and maintenance of temple?

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What are the major ? idea expressed by kabir? How did he expressed these

Posted by Kartikeya Khatri 7 years ago

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Niyati Niyati 7 years ago

He expressed his ideas by sakhis& pads

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Shashank Mishra 7 years ago

The major idea expressed by kabir were the the rejection of the religious tradation and also believe in formless of supreme god

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What were iranis and turanis?

Posted by Sneha Rajpurohit 7 years ago

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Arshjyot Kaur Baluja 7 years ago

These were the two factional groups formed at the end of eighteenth century

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What were the causes of downfall of Marathas

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Manmeet Singh 7 years ago

The causes are

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Name any country the priarie located

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Which was the main port of Golkonda region

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What are the four means of transpory?

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Sh ~?Shrawni 7 years ago

It is releated with which chapter

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Jai Uppal 7 years ago

Airway, waterway, railway, roadway are the four mean of transport

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Sneha Rajpurohit 7 years ago

Some four means of transport are car, bicycle,van,bus etc

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Do the biotic and abiotic components of nature depend on each other? How?

Posted by Tina Sarkar 7 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 7 years ago

Both of these terms are related to describing components of an ecosystem, or the community of living organisms that live in a particular environmental system. Biotic factors are the living components of an ecosystem (biotic meaning biological). These include living animals, plants, and microscopic organisms like bacteria.
Biotic and abiotic factors both influence each other. The abiotic factors will determine what kinds of biotic factors will be present. Particular organisms and plant forms are suited for particular types of environments. For example, frigid climates will not support lizards and other cold-blooded animals. Instead, large, blubbery mammals like whales and polar bears are much better suited to this type of environment. At the same time, the biotic factors will influence the abiotic factors. Microbes and plant life in a lake will determine what the different factors of the water will be (sunlight levels, acidity, murkiness, etc.). So both types of factors will influence each other to determine the ecosystem.

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State the reasons as to why people can be marginalized in a society

Posted by Jyotirupa Jagat 7 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 7 years ago

The reasons for marginalisation of certain sections of society:
i. Speaking a different language
ii. Following different customs
iii. Belonging to a religious group which is different from the majority .

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Short note on weaven cooperative

Posted by Savita Sharma 7 years ago

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Savita Sharma 5 years, 10 months ago

Don't no

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What is importance of pipelines?

Posted by Kaushiki Gautam 7 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 7 years ago

1. They are ideally suited to transport the liquids and gases.

2. Pipelines can be laid through difficult terrains as well as under water.

3. It involves very low energy consumption.

4. It needs very little maintenance.

5. Pipelines arc safe, accident-free and environmental friendly

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What is meant by manuscript

Posted by Bhumika Agarwal 7 years ago

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Gaurav Seth 7 years ago

A book, document, or piece of music written by hand rather than typed or printed.

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How did shere saha exchanged

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Explain the importance of towns as pilgrimage centre?

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While doing this state one job which your government does and throw some light on its importance

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Who built rajarajeshwara temple

Posted by Motu Patlu 7 years ago

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Sh ~?Shrawni 7 years ago

Chapter 6 Me hai

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Ayesha Khatua 7 years ago

Raiarajeshwara temple was built by king Rajaraja chola.It is built in Thanjavur.

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The oldest literature in tamil is known as

Posted by Sree Nanda 7 years ago

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Rajanya Sarkar 7 years ago

Sangam poetry

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What are the temperate grasslands of South Africa called

Posted by @Purbita# ******* 7 years ago

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Gaurav Seth 7 years ago

The temperate grasslands of South Africa are known as Veldts.

The temperate grasslands of Eurasia are known as Steppes.

The temperate grasslands of South America are known as Pampas.

The Midwest American temperate grasslands are known as Prairies.

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How can I get prepared easily

Posted by Devi Sri 7 years ago

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Garima Chaudhary 7 years ago

Learn for your exams

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Jagveer Sikarwar 7 years ago

Learning

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Ii history chapter 8 question is name two sufis saints

Posted by Tanish Sisodia 7 years ago

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@Purbita# ******* 7 years ago

Baba Fakruddin and Salim chisti

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Adithi Deepak 7 years ago

Hello, 2 Sufi saints from the chapter are-Rumi and Ghazzali. Hope this answer helped you...

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Distinguish between tropical and temperate grassland .

Posted by Rahul Singh 7 years ago

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Ayesha Khatua 7 years ago

Tropical:- These occur on the side of equator and extend till the tropic. The grass can grow verry tall,about 3 to 4 metres in height. Elephant,zebras,giraffes,deer,leopard are found here. Temprate:- These are found in the mid- latitudinsl zoneand the interior of the earth. The grass are so small. Wild buffaloes,bisons,antilopes are found here.

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Krrish Kumar 7 years ago

See in the geography textbook lesson-6 page number 45 and 46

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Discuss how human activities in the Amazon basin are different from those in the Brahmaputra basin?

Posted by Nandkishor Kawale 7 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 7 years ago

Staple food for amazon basin people are manoic and cassava while the staple food for ganga-brahmputra plain are rice and wheat.
Amazon basin people mainly carry out 'slash and burn' pattern of agriculture while ganga-brahmputra plain not only depend on agriculture but also dairy products and leather works.
People in amazon basin mainly depends on hunting and fishing while ganga-brahmputra plain people mainly depends on agriculture and fishery as their main occupation.

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Write a short note on guru nanak

Posted by Garima Chaudhary 7 years ago

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Nandkishor Kawale 7 years ago

Guru nanak was founder of sikh religion.guru Nanak was born in talwandi Northwest of Lahore in 1469 popularly known as Nana Sahib issued not interest in family life and left from home in search of the truth.guru Nanak pased away in 1538 at the age of 70 son did not succeed him instead he choose lehna and he named him angat.

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Who was adopted the tradition of miniatures painting

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How were the sikhs organised in the eighteenth century

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Anuj Negi 7 years ago

During the 17th century the sikhs got organised into a politicle community. This led to the regional state-buillding in pinjab. Guru Gobind singh fought many battles against the rajputs as well as the mughal rulers, both before and after the institution of the khalsa in 1699. After death of guru gobi d singh in 1708, the Khlsa revolted against the mughal authority under the leadership of Banda Bahadur and declared their sovereign rule.

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Discuss the teachings of the bhakti and sufi saints. How far were they similar?

Posted by Nainesh Gorle 7 years ago

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