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    • Posted by Sagar Vishwakarma 3 years ago

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    Qansar Ansar 3 years ago

    Don't get anxiety attack and panic attack just be focused and have confidence in your own answer

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    Rahul Singh Bisht 3 years ago

    Padh ka

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    Kavi Kavi 3 years ago

    Be concentrated. Make simple points yourself.

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    Switch off our phone........

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    • Posted by Lakshit Kumawat 3 years ago

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    Saksham Sharma 3 years ago

    Europe and Asia

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    • Posted by Nitin Singh 3 years ago

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    Neha Alwani 3 years ago

    Tertiary sector is -: * It helps in development of primary and secondary sector * There is no production of goods in this sector but they help in development of primary and secondary sector * Example- servicing, educating * This sector is most important for development.of country

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    Abhinav Yadav 3 years ago

    Ggeiu

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    Saksham Sharma 3 years ago

    Tertiary sector is also known as service providing sector.it produces services and helps in the development of other two sectors. For ex - A biscuit has been produced by secondary sector. Tertiary helps in the transportation of the biscuit to various shops.

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    • Posted by Manoj M Bharadwaj 3 years ago

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    Tanvi Verma 3 years ago

    Majoritarianism is a belief that the majority community should be able to rule in the country which ever they they like disregarding the needs and wishes of minorities. In 1956 law was passed that 1. The official language of srilanka was sinhala. 2. The govt. followed preferential policies that sihalas applicants for university positions and government jobs. 3. The state shell protected and Foster Buddhism. All these government measures coming one after the on other gradually increase the feeling of alienation among the srilankan tamils.

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    Omya Aryan 3 years ago

    Srilanka is a country in which majoritarianism is practiced. Due to this reason, their are many political alienation that are increasing rapidly and resulting in political instability.

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    Omya Aryan 3 years ago

    Majoritarianism is a belief that the majority community should be able to rule the country in whatever way they like disregarding the needs and interests of minorities.

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    Read the sources given below and answer the questions that follow: Source – 1: Religious Reform and Public Debates There were intense controversies between social and religious reformers and the Hindu orthodoxy over matters like widow immolation, monotheism, Brahmanical priesthood and idolatry. In Bengal, as the debate developed, tracts and newspapers proliferated, circulating a variety of arguments. Source – 2: New Forms of Publication New literary forms also entered the world of reading lyrics, short stories, essays about social and political matters. In different ways, they reinforced the new emphasis on human lives and intimate feelings, about the political and social rules that shaped such things. Source – 3: Women and Print Since social reforms and novels had already created a great interest in women’s lives and emotions, there was also an interest in what women would have to say about their own lives. Source – 1: Religious Reform and Public Debates (29.1) Evaluate how did the print shapes the nature of the debate in the early nineteenth century in India. 1 Source – 2: New Forms of Publication (29.2) To what extent do you agree that print opened up new worlds of experience and gave a vivid sense of the diversity of human lives? 2 Source – 3: Women and Print (29.3) To what extent did the print culture reflect a great interest in women’s lives and emotions? Explain

    • Posted by Kashish Vishwakarma 3 years ago

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    • Posted by Xyz S 3 years ago

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    Kavi Kavi 3 years ago

    In 1848 middle class Germans tried to unite Germany. Otto-von ok Bismarck was the chief minister of Germany. Leadership of Otto-von made a step to unify Germany. Otto-von carried out this process with the help of Prussian armies and bureaucracy. 3wars over 7 years with Austria, Denmark,and France, ended with Prussian victory. Kaiser William first became the king of unified Germany

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    • Posted by Praful Praful R M 3 years ago

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    Saksham . 3 years ago

    National owned and operated by a nation International owned and operated by international community

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    • Posted by Amisha Singh 3 years ago

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    Mass communication means to deliver things to a large section, it may be related to entertainment or any other important news. As mass communication increases it also increases the sources through which this interaction from one to many takes place ,thats why people are exposing to more information this result in flow of entertainment and awareness among people. For example,today our social media sites like instagram.

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    • Posted by Sanu Kumar 3 years ago

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    What democracy results in depends on several factors like the geography of that area,the culture,relation with other countries and the type of thinking. Economic outcomes -Overall,we prefer from democracy to give better economic outcomes but we have seen from the census that dictatorship did better in terms of economic terms but still democracy has many other plus points and the difference between their economy is also very marginal. Social Outcomes- Democracy are prefered best to guarantee social piece and promote harmony among people.for example,it gives the lower sections of the society like the untouchables chance to uplift themselves

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    • Posted by Priyanshi Rajput 3 years ago

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    Ronak Patil 3 years ago

    (i) About 180 copies were printed ar. d it took three years to produce them. (ii) The text was printed in the new Gutenberg press with metal type, but the borders were carefully designed, painted and illuminated by hand by artists. (iii) Every page of each copy was different.

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    • Posted by Priyanshi Rajput 3 years ago

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    Harpreet Singh 3 years ago

    Charles Dickens

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    • Posted by Ramneek Kaur 3 years ago

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    Ronak Patil 3 years ago

    The Pact between Nations, was print prepared by Frdéric Sorrieu in 1848. In 1848, Frdéric Sorrieu, a Frnch artist, prepared a series of four prints visualising his dream of a world made up of 'democratic and social republics', as he called them.

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    • Posted by Swara Samriddhi 3 years ago

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    Omya Aryan 3 years ago

    Their is nothing wrong is the ruling of majority community but when minority community is disrespected and neglected by the majority, then it becomes the area of conflict.

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    Royal Rick 3 years ago

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    • Posted by Harpreet Singh 3 years ago

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    Omya Aryan 3 years ago

    Increases the importance of Tertiary sector.

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    Tushar Anand 3 years ago

    Tourism boosts the revenue of the economy, creates thousands of jobs, develops the infrastructures of a country, and plants a sense of cultural exchange between foreigners and citizens. The number of jobs created by tourism in many different areas is significant

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    • Posted by Harpreet Singh 3 years ago

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    Ronak Patil 3 years ago

    Economic, political, social, cultural and technological factors interacted in complex ways to transform societies and reshape external relations

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    • Posted by Rahul Singh Bisht 3 years ago

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    Disha Munnangi 3 years ago

    Biotic and Abiotic

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    Haasini Rajavel 3 years ago

    Biotic and abiotic

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    Debraj Behera 3 years ago

    Biotic , Abiotic

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    Jeg Met 3 years ago

    Option-C biotic and abiotic

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    Mohit Kumar 3 years ago

    biotic abiotic

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    • Posted by Rahul Singh Bisht 3 years ago

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    Xyz S 3 years ago

    Giuseppe mazzini

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    Giuseppe mazzini

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    Giuseppe mazzini

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    Giuseppe Mazzini

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    • Posted by Ashifa Gani 3 years ago

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    Sima Goraviyla 3 years ago

    board paper real

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    • Posted by Anamika Rai 3 years ago

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    James watt

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    James watt

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    James watt

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    • Posted by Anamika Rai 3 years ago

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    James Watt

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    James Watt

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    Harshitha S 3 years ago

    New comen

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    New Comen invented. Improved and patent by James Watt in 1871.

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    james watt

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    • Posted by Shrikant Sharma 3 years ago

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    Khushpinder Kaur 3 years ago

    Contour ploughing

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    Ash...+273 Rai 3 years ago

    Cover Crops. ... Strip Cropping. ... Crop Residue. ... Minimum Tillage. ... Shelterbelts. ... Fences.

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    • Posted by Divleen Kaur 3 years ago

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    Ayush Sahani 3 years ago

    Soil erosion:- deforestation, over irrigation,over grazing. Soil conservation:-terrace farming, contour ploughing, use of spinklers, afforestation.

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    Omya Aryan 3 years ago

    Soil conservation is the process in which preventive measures are taken to conserve soil. Ex: contour plugging, terrace farming, shelter belts etc.

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    Omya Aryan 3 years ago

    The removal of soil from one place to another by the wind, water, animals etc is known as soil erosion.

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    • Posted by Ashish Kumar 3 years ago

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    Geeta Negi 3 years ago

    Nitish kumar

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    Nitish Kumar

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    pahssh

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    • Posted by Subrajit Das 3 years ago

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    Neha Saha 3 years ago

    One way to compare different country's GDP is with an exchange rate, the price of one country's currency in terms of another.

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    • Posted by Aryan Kumar 3 years ago

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    Iron Man Avenger 3 years ago

    (i) Different Slavic nationalities struggled to define their identity and independence. (ii) Each Balkan state hoped to gain more territory at the expense of the others. (iii) The Balkans also became the scene of big power rivalry.

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    • Posted by Khushi Patel 3 years ago

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    Shraddha Soni 3 years ago

    here we will be learn about Minerals , Mode of Occurrence of Minerals , Classification of Minerals , Metallic minerals , Non-Metallic minerals , Conservation of Minerals Energy Resources , Conservation sources of Energy , Non-Conventional Sources of Energy , Conservation of Resorces etc

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    • Posted by Dhanvee Kj 3 years ago

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    Omya Aryan 3 years ago

    • New hymans were written. Oath was taken to remember the people who sacrifice their lives for the country.

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    • Posted by Raj Talreja 3 years ago

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    UNDP compares countries on the basis of their health status, educational levels and per capita income whereas World Bank only uses the per capita income criteria for comparing countries but UNDP report is more reliable as comparing countries only on the basis of their income criteria hide the disparities and the distribution of income.

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    • Posted by Dilip Kumar 3 years ago

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    Priyanka Yadav 3 years ago

    Thanks

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    Mr Thunder 3 years ago

    sorry it's Victor Emmanuel 2

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    Mr Thunder 3 years ago

    Kaiser William 2

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    Sst me paper ki tyari kese karu mam / sir

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    Mayank Ranjan 3 years ago

    William 4

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    • Posted by Malik Monisa 3 years ago

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    Khushpinder Kaur 3 years ago

    Due to spreading of violence among peoples....

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    Mr Thunder 3 years ago

    because of chauri chora incident

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