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One of the main reasons for the revolt was that the British East India Company also started meddling with India's political and financial system. Sepoy units combined with local populations in a major rebellion in 1857 that temporarily unified many Indians across sect, caste, and religious differences.

In a presidential system, the head of the government leads an executive, that is distinct from the legislature. Here, the head of the government and the head of the state are one and the same. Also, a key feature is that the executive is not responsible to the legislature.

Features of the Presidential System

1. The executive (president) can veto acts by the legislature.
2. The president has a fixed tenure and cannot be removed by a vote of no-confidence in the legislature.
3. Generally, the president has the power to pardon or commute judicial sentences awarded to criminals.
4. The president is elected directly by the people or by an electoral college. 

It had a popular character because from sepoys to peasants participated in thisThe revolt of 1857 was also called as the "Indian Rebellion of 1857". It was a wake-up call to the people and the resistance after that just went on rising. This revolt never brought the country its independence but few things changed for sure. The rights for adoption was granted, the "Doctrine of Lapse" got abolished and the treaties of Indian rulers were honored. revolt. There were money traders,nobles,elite class ,businessmen who resisted the British might by being an active participant in this revolt. People irrespective of religion fought tooth and nail.

• The revolt of 1857 was also called as the "Indian Rebellion of 1857".
• It was a wake-up call to the people and the resistance after that just went on rising.
• This revolt never brought the country its independence but few things changed for sure.
• The rights for adoption was granted, the "Doctrine of Lapse" got abolished and the treaties of Indian rulers were honored.

It had a popular character because from sepoys to peasants participated in this revolt. There were money traders,nobles,elite class ,businessmen who resisted the British might by being an active participant in this revolt. People irrespective of religion fought tooth and nail.

The revolt of 1857 started on May 10, 1857 with a mutiny by the sepoys of the East India Company's Army in the Meerut Cantonment. From their, it spread to other parts of the Gangetic plains and Central India with major hostilities in the present day areas of Uttar Pradesh.

The revolt of 1857 started on May 10, 1857 with a mutiny by the sepoys of the East India Company's Army in the Meerut Cantonment. From their, it spread to other parts of the Gangetic plains and Central India with major hostilities in the present day areas of Uttar Pradesh

The revolt of 1857 started on May 10, 1857 with a mutiny by the sepoys of the East India Company's Army in the Meerut Cantonment. From their, it spread to other parts of the Gangetic plains and Central India with major hostilities in the present day areas of Uttar Pradesh.

The Indian Parliament was formed after 1947 to enable the citizens of India to participate in decision making and control the government. The Parliament is made up of elected representatives of different political parties and has a lot of power. The Parliament consists of total of 543 representatives. They are called Members of Parliament. Parliament has two houses Lok Sabha, i.e. Lower House and Rajya Sabha, i.e. Upper House, headed by their presiding officers i.e., speaker and chairman respectively.

• The Indian Parliament was formed after 1947 to enable the citizens of India to participate in decision making and control the government.
• The Parliament is made up of elected representatives of different political parties and has a lot of power.
• The Parliament consists of total of 543 representatives. They are called Members of Parliament.
• Parliament has two houses Lok Sabha, i.e. Lower House and Rajya Sabha, i.e. Upper House, headed by their presiding officers i.e., speaker and chairman respectively.

Law is anything which can be used to rule the country impartially. Without law a democratic country can't be ruled.

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The delta region of the eastern coast is frequently struck by cyclones because the cyclonic depressions which originate over the Andaman Sea generally cross the Eastern coasts of India and cause heavy and widespread rain, (a) These cyclones are often very destructive. The thickly populated deltas of the Godavari, the Krishna and the Kaveri are frequently struck by cyclones which cause great damage to life and property. (b) Sometimes these cyclones arrive at the coasts of Odisha, West Bangal and Bangladesh.

The delta region of the eastern coast is frequently struck by cyclones because the cyclonic depressions which originate over the Andaman Sea generally cross the Eastern coasts of India and cause heavy and widespread rain,   (a) These cyclones are often very destructive. The thickly populated deltas of the Godavari, the Krishna and the Kaveri are frequently struck by cyclones which cause great damage to life and property.   (b) Sometimes these cyclones arrive at the coasts of Odisha, West Bangal and Bangladesh.

Indian National Congress is popularly known as the Congress Party. It is one of the oldest parties of the world. It was founded in 1885. It played an important role in Indian politics at the national and state levels after the independence. Under Nehru the party tried to build a modern secular democratic republic in India. It remained in power till 1977 and then from 1980-1989 but after that its support declined. The party supports secularism and welfare of weaker sections and minorities. It supports new economic reforms with a human face. It emerged as a single largest party with 145 seats in 2004 elections and is currently leading the ruling United Progressive Alliance coalition government at the centre.

Indian National Congress is popularly known as the Congress Party. It is one of the oldest parties of the world. It was founded in 1885. It played an important role in Indian politics at the national and state levels after the independence. Under Nehru the party tried to build a modern secular democratic republic in India.
It remained in power till 1977 and then from 1980-1989 but after that its support declined. The party supports secularism and welfare of weaker sections and minorities. It supports new economic reforms with a human face. It emerged as a single largest party with 145 seats in 2004 elections and is currently leading the ruling United Progressive Alliance coalition government at the centre.

Indian National Congress is popularly known as the Congress Party. It is one of the oldest parties of the world. It was founded in 1885. It played an important role in Indian politics at the national and state levels after the independence. Under Nehru the party tried to build a modern secular democratic republic in India. It remained in power till 1977 and then from 1980-1989 but after that its support declined. The party supports secularism and welfare of weaker sections and minorities. It supports new economic reforms with a human face. It emerged as a single largest party with 145 seats in 2004 elections and is currently leading the ruling United Progressive Alliance coalition government at the centre.

The Anglo-Mysore Wars were a series of four wars between the British and the Kingdom of Mysore in the latter half of the 18th century in Southern India. First Anglo-Mysore War Haider Ali built a strong army and annexed many regions in the South including Bidnur, Canara, Sera, Malabar and Sunda. He also took French support in training his army. This alarmed the British. Second Anglo-Mysore War (1780 – 1784) The Marathas attacked Mysore in 1771. But the British refused to honour the Treaty of Madras and did not give support to Hyder Ali. As a result, Hyder Ali’s territories were taken by the Marathas. He had to buy peace with the Marathas for a sum of Rs.36 lakh and another annual tribute. This angered Hyder Ali who started hating the British. When the English attacked Mahe, a French possession under Hyder Ali’s dominion, he declared war on the English in 1780. Third Anglo-Mysore War (1786 – 1792) Causes of the war: The British started improving their relationship with the Nizam of Hyderabad and the Marathas. Tipu Sultan, who assumed control of Mysore after Hyder Ali’s death, had French help in bettering his military resources. He also refused to free the English prisoners taken during the second Anglo-Mysore war as per the Treaty of Mangalore.

The Anglo-Mysore Wars were a series of four wars between the British and the Kingdom of Mysore in the latter half of the 18th century in Southern India.

First Anglo-Mysore War 

• Haider Ali built a strong army and annexed many regions in the South including Bidnur, Canara, Sera, Malabar and Sunda.
• He also took French support in training his army.
• This alarmed the British.

Second Anglo-Mysore War (1780 – 1784)

• The Marathas attacked Mysore in 1771. But the British refused to honour the Treaty of Madras and did not give support to Hyder Ali.
• As a result, Hyder Ali’s territories were taken by the Marathas. He had to buy peace with the Marathas for a sum of Rs.36 lakh and another annual tribute.
• This angered Hyder Ali who started hating the British.
• When the English attacked Mahe, a French possession under Hyder Ali’s dominion, he declared war on the English in 1780.

Third Anglo-Mysore War (1786 – 1792)

Causes of the war:

• The British started improving their relationship with the Nizam of Hyderabad and the Marathas.
• Tipu Sultan, who assumed control of Mysore after Hyder Ali’s death, had French help in bettering his military resources.
• He also refused to free the English prisoners taken during the second Anglo-Mysore war as per the Treaty of Mangalore.

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In our country, each and every citizen can practice their choice of religion. Everyone is free to do whatever his/her religion tells them to do. So Muslims fast during Ramzan, Christians during Lent and Hindus during Navaratri. However, in following our religion we should not forget that other people are free to follow theirs and that this is no reason to fight.

Imperialism is territorial control of a region or a country by another country by using military control. Impact of imperialism were: Establishment of markets for European nations Vast colonial markets led to begining of the Industrial Revolution Cruel treatment of natives Economic exploitation of colonies Western nations built their economies and became prosperous at the cost of the colonies.

Imperialism is territorial control of a region or a country by another country by using military control. Impact of imperialism were:

• Establishment of markets for European nations
• Vast colonial markets led to begining of the Industrial Revolution
• Cruel treatment of natives
• Economic exploitation of colonies
• Western nations built their economies and became prosperous at the cost of the colonies.

A democratic country needs a constitution because

• In a democracy people choose their representatives and the leaders might misuse their powers. Constitution provides safeguards against this.
• In a democracy, the constitution ensures that the dominant group does not use power against less powerful groups.
• The constitution guarantees fundamental rights to the citizens for their social, economic, and political welfare.

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A number of reasons were responsible to arouse the tribal leaders to mobilise the tribals and start agitations:

1. Harsh and unfriendly forest laws and regulations.
2. Change in the functions and powers of the tribal chiefs. They lost the authority they had earlier enjoyed amongst their people.
3. Lack of credit facilities and exploitation by traders and moneylenders.
4. Ineffective government measures to rehabilitate tribal population.

There is a decrease in demand for jute owing to the Government of India: The jute mills often failing to supply bags to sugar mills on time, As a result, jute mills in India are not getting orders from sugar mills and the demand for jute has dropped.

The Government had increased the Minimum Support Price for Jute.

Jute prices are also sensitive to climate fluctuations in Bangladesh and the northwest of India (West Bengal), which are the areas that produce 2/3 of the total global jute production and have similar climates and weather conditions.

Despite expansion of jute growing area and intensification of its cultivation, India is not self-sufficient in the supply of raw material.

Thin cotton cloth that is almost transparent, used, especially in the past, for making clothes and curtains

As the minerals are exhaustible and non-renewable natural resources, their exploitation has to be done systematically and scientifically for sustenance. Augmentation of resources through improved mining and beneficiation methods and utilization of low-grade ores needs to be done to conserve minerals. These aspects constitute the essentials of the National Mineral Policy of India. 

One method of conserving mineral resources is recycling. The increased need for mineral resources can partly be met by conservation. Conservation means using material wisely. One method of conserving mineral resources is recycling. Renewable resources have the capacity to get replaced by recycling through natural cycles.

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East India Company, also called English East India Company, formally (1600–1708) Governor and Company of Merchants of London Trading into the East Indies or (1708–1873) United Company of Merchants of England Trading to the East Indies, English company formed for the exploitation of trade with East and Southeast Asia

In 31st December 1600 CE

In 1600, a group of English businessmen asked Elizabeth I for a royal charter that would let them voyage to the East Indies on behalf of the crown in exchange for a monopoly on trade. The merchants put up nearly 70,000 pounds of their own money to finance the venture, and the East India Company was born. Concerned that the English were falling behind to the Dutch on these new trading routes, on the 31st December 1600 Queen Elizabeth I granted over 200 English merchants the right to trade in the East Indies.

British traders were known as east India company...

The association of traders were called " Nagaram". Merchants conducted business activities in the town through a corporate body called either as Nagaram.

If I was writing a letter to report back to England. I would have wrote how trade is going on in east and the issues or problems we were facing while trading with local ruler so that queen can help us by granting weapons and Sepoys(Soldier).

Spices like cardamon , cinnamon. Crops like indigo. Textile like cotton and jute. And valuuable resources like gold, silver, and copper

Europeans entered the sea and started trade, they wanted to find new land for trading. They purchased things in cheap price and sold it for high prices in Europe. Silk and cotton produced in India had great marketing. Pepper, cloves, cardamom and cinnamon also had demand. These things that attracted European trading companies to India.

The spices, crops like Indigo, textile like cotton,silk, etc. and other valuables resources like gold, silver, etc.

European trading companies were looking for new lands from which they could buy goods at a cheap price and carry them back to Europe to sell at higher prices. The fine qualities of cotton and silk produced in India had a big market in Europe. Spices like Pepper, cloves, cardamom and cinnamon too were in great demand. These were the reasons that attracted European trading companies to India.

Urbanization is the process of establishing towns or cities with more complex and big buildings in place of villages.

Those days are gone when the people used to go to big cities to get a job,now history is changing i.e. De-durbanisation.

Deurbanisation is the process in which people move from the urban areas to rural areas.

Industries are being established outside the city because of  more affordable cost and the taxes and insurance at a cheaper price and also more people to work than in Urban Areas

It is not fix from where we get manuscript as there is so much places left to explore and discover. We mostly get manuscript from historical places which were build when there was monarchy in India

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Things which were necessary to change were 1. The need of a new constitution. 2. The need of a new type of goverment. 3.Changing are negative thoughts into positive thoughts. 4. Leaving the unnecesary customs like Sati, Child marriage, etc.

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Indian society had been a prey to many evil practices for a long time. Men and women were treated differently. Women were subjected to many restrictions. They were not allowed to go to schools. They were not allowed to choose their husbands. Child-marriage was an established custom in the society. Most children were married off at an early age. Both Hindu and Muslim men could many more than one wife. In some parts of the country, sati was in practice. Those widows were praised who chose death by burning themselves on the funeral pyre of their husbands. Women’s rights to property were also restricted.

One more evil practice that had crippled Indian society was that all people did not enjoy equal status. The upper-caste consisted of Brahmans and Kshatriyas, availed all privileges. But other than these people were subjected to exploitation. The untouchables, who did menial works, were considered polluting. They were not allowed to enter temples, draw water from the well used by the upper castes. They were seen as inferior human beings.

These evil customs and practices had eclipsed the progress of society. Hence, debates and discussions began to take place from the early 19th century, with the development of new forms of communications. For the first time, books, newspapers, magazines, leaflets and pamphlets were printed. They spread awareness among the common mass.
Social reformers like Raja Rammohun Roy, Ishwarchander Vidyasagar, came forward and took initiatives to bring changes in society by abolishing the evil practices one after Another.

Dogra were great lovers of culture. Being Hindus they took great interest in promoting and patronising Hindu mythological culture.  Annual Ramleelas and Raasleelas were organised by them for which theatre companies were brought from Mathura and Vrindavan.  Also a local performing company was established in named Raghunath theatrical Company in the premises of Raghunath Temple.  In the later years, the Dogra's also promoted other dramas and performing arts like folk theatre etc.

Industry are buildings which contain many complex and useful machines which are used to do a particular task. Industry take raw material like ore , etc. And many chemicals as inputs. Now special humans and complex machine together after a long process creates a particular item, this process is called proccesing. Now the final result or item which come which we use is called output or result

The industry refers to economic activity that is concerned with the production of goods, extraction of minerals or the provision of services. Industrial activities are divided in three sectors – Primary sector, Secondary sector and tertiary sector. Industries are divided on the basis of raw material, size and ownership.

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Can anyone tell me the answer of :- How did the indian textile industry decline in the 18th century

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A. Solar energy is energy generated from heat of sun.

B. Biomass energy is generated from the biomass i.e. organic matter of plants and animals which in turn, contains the stored solar energy.

C. Geothermal energy is the energy generated from heat of earth. 

D. Hydroelectric energy is generated using water which is passed over turbines which flow at a high speed and electricity is generated.

Manikaran (located in Himachal Pradesh) hot springs are used to generate geothermal energy because the heat of the water is used to produce electricity.

In 18th century the competition of textile rose and many countries started inventing machine which can do work by just pressing a button. The Indians denied the use of machine and made textile by their hands, this led to collapse of Indian textile industry in 18th century

Following factors led to the decline of the textile industry during the British rule in India-
1. Low price of machine - made textiles
2. Expansion of railways
3. Imported textiles could reach the villages
4. Traditional weavers lost their village markets.
5. Due to high export tax, textiles exported to Britain lost its market