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1)Texts: Letters,speeches, sermons,laws,histories of the period written by contemporaries, etc.,are included in it. 2)Documents:Inscriptions and papyri are included in it. Inscriptions were generally cut on stone which is why they have survived in both Latin and Greek. 3)Material remains: A no.of items are included in material remains.They are mainly discovered by arechaelogists .This includes monuments,bulidings other kinds of structures, coins,pottery, mosaics,etc.

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Prabhat Kumar Yadav 6 years, 6 months ago

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Rishav Tiwari 6 years, 6 months ago

Texts Documents Material remains I have just written the points only if u need description then tell me

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What were the consequences of Meiji Restoration on the future development of Japan?

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What was meji restoration....???

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Rishav Tiwari 6 years, 6 months ago

In 1869 , the rule of shoguns was overthrown and Japan saw emergence of new rulers and advisers. They ruled in the name of the Japanese emperor. In this way, the emperor's authority was restored. He took the title of "Meiji".In the history of Japan, this event is known as "Meiji Restoration ".

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Discuss the condition of women and children during industrial revolution in shot note

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Who was constantine.explan hin achievementa?

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What do you think about the importance of Latin and Greek language in Roman empire

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What were Sun yat - Sen's three principles ? Explain in the context of the event of 1911.

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Rishav Tiwari 6 years, 6 months ago

Dr. Sun Yat -sen three principles are as follows: 1)Nationalism: Overthrowing the Manchus because it was considered as a foreign dynasty. 2)Democracy: To establish a democratic gov.in the country. 3 )Socialism: To regulate capital and equalise the landholdings.

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how the winds of change were come in life of native people of u.s.a and canada?

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Sample paper I want annual

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Describe the main characteristics of the early of ur ?

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Write four difference btween austrolipithic and homi

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Important question

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Hanisha Srinivasan 6 years, 6 months ago

Related which chapter this

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Describe the main characteristics of the early of ur

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What were the features of humanist thought?

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All importan map location name for final paper

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Where did mesopotamia culture evolved

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Roopchand Gola 6 years, 6 months ago

Europe

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Discuss the meaning of god, glory, and gold in respect to courageous voyages

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Aurangzeb religion policies

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In what way hominid was Superior to hominoids

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Amit Kumar 6 years, 6 months ago

Hominid were superior from hominoids as : • they were modern humans • they used tools • they had big brain as compared with hominoids • they started walking on 4 legs

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What was the political system of Japan

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What was Meiji Restoration 2m

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What changes occur after Meiji restoration

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What do you mean by aggressive nationalism

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Yogita Ingle 6 years, 6 months ago

Aggressive Nationalism - Sometimes nationalism takes an extreme form that is not beneficial either for the nation or for humanity. Some people become to stubborn and aggressive that they can go beyond any limit to make their nation the greatest in the world. They organise armies, rally troops and declare war to establish thier superiority over the world and to gain most of the territories to make their nation more and more strong in terms of economic power and geo-politcal power. The reason behind both the world war was nothing else but Aggressive Nationalism

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Write a short note on the crisis of the fourteenth century? Give 8 reasons

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Yogita Ingle 6 years, 6 months ago

The crisis of the 14th century includes a series of events that had impacted Europe and which had major implications on its social structure and economy.
European expansion slowed down in the 14th century, because of many reasons that brought about the worst crisis in the region:
1. The expansion was largely impacted by change in climatic conditions, Northern Europe witnessed bitterly cold summers that served as a major deterrent. Frequent storms, floods effected destroyed farms that in turn reduced the income of the government in terms of taxes. Unfavourable climatic conditions impacted reduced the agricultural output, effected pasture land , forests. Shortage of pasturage resulted in the decline and death of cattle.
2. Europe experienced famine between 1315 and 1317 , that also reulted in slow expansion.
3. Due to shortage in the output of silver from Austria and Serbia, Europe witnessed shortage of metal money that effected its trade on a large scale.
4. Europe at this time was severely effected by bubonic plague, as ships taht reached Europaen ports carrying goods also carried rats in them, resulting in the spraed of epidemic, reffered as Black death, Between 1347 and 1350. Europe was massively hit by this daedly infection, with Europe losing almost 20% of its population. Its city and trade centres were worst hit, taking huge toll among the elders, young and the infants.

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How were the relationship between herders and farmers of Mari? Give Reason

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3 priencipel of Dr.san yat sen

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Hanisha Srinivasan 6 years, 6 months ago

Nationalism. It meant overthrowing the munchu who were seen as a foreign dynasty as well as other foreign imperialist. 2. Democracy. It meant the establishment of democratic government. 3. Socialism . It meant regulating capital and equalising landholding.

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Who was Christopher Columbus and why did he became famous? Give 5 reasons

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