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Official records, although very detailed and easily available, do not help us in knowing what other people in the country, people who were not directly under the British rule, felt, and what reasons were behind their actions. To know that, unofficial records are used, which of course are more difficult to find as compared to the official records.
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Time and technology are the two most important factors in making substances as a resource. With the passage of time, technology became more and more advanced. As advanced technology is helpful in searching for new directions to make life better and this advanced technology changes a useless substance in a useful resource.
Example: Hydroelectricity: This technology has made water a source of electricity.
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Nuclear membrane. - it separate the nucleus from cytoplasm nucleus porous allow the substance to in and out of the nucleus chromatin thread contains DNA which contain hereditary character which are transferred from offspring to another nucleolus.
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Here are some of the reasons why women are few in parliament:
1. Stereotypes: The belief that women are "supposed" to behave in a certain way while men also are "supposed" to behave in particular way. This has prevented most women from pursuing this.
2. In the past women did not have the right to stand as candidates in any elections. This has has a prolonged effect even in the contemporary society.
3. Social discrimination: The society itself doesn't support women who want to go against customs or religion. Like women speaking in public was considered a taboo in some societies
4. Gender inequality: Some societies don't fight for gender equality like educating women rather focus on education of boys. This has also affected the number of women who can pursue politics.
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Polyester is manufactured from petroleum. It is a category of polymer which contain an ester group in their main chain. PET (Polyethylene terephthalate), the commonly used polyester, is made from two monomers by condensation polymerization.
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Construction of 45° angle is given below:
Step 1: Draw a line AB and mark a point O on it.
Step 2: Draw a ray OP such that ∠AOP = 90°
Step 3: Draw the bisector of ∠AOP. Mark the bisector as OQ.
Step 5: Hence ∠AOQ = 45°
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Algae or thallophyta are a classification of the plant kingdom. Algae have the following characteristics:
(i) Plants which have thaloid body i.e., body is not differentiated into root, stem and leaf.
(ii) Plant cells contain pigment like chlorophyll and other pigment and are autotrophic.
(iii) They are prdominantly aquatic.
Example. Spirogyra, Ulothrix, Cladophora, Ulva and Chara.
Thallophyta-Algae.
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- The British brought about several changes in the forest laws which severely affected the lives of many tribes. The British, for example, extended their control over all forests and declared that forests were state (government) property.
- The British wanted timber, so the forests that produced it were classified as reserved forests where people were not allowed to move freely and practise jhum cultivation. As a result, several jhum cultivators moved away to other areas and lifestyles.
- Colonial officials decided to give jhum cultivators small patches of land in the forests to cultivate, on the condition that they would have to provide labour to the Forest Department.
- Naturally, many tribal groups revolted against the alien and unfair colonial forest laws.
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The tribal people used to live an isolated life in the forests, but as the british enforced forest laws which mostly told that forests were private land , the tribals became homeless and had to work forcibly in the plantations of the british for meagre wages , so that they could earn a living.
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