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This is a quite good question.... If we will look after the factor which are responsible for migration are.... Political instability. Lack of resource. Opportunity. Good health and educational facility. Employment. Good services. Etc..... From the above mention reasons the factor of unemployment has a good proportion of mass migration. Basically in the rural area men who found hard to get bread with the given resources of that area they migrates. But when they reaches urban cities.they found much hard to settle themselves along with their family. So they found keeping females(wifes) at the rural area until they get a good source of income. And the rural societies women have much hardship in migrating in urban areas due to lack of knowledge,planning,and support... Hope you find it right bro...I don't claim the correctness of this answer...it depends on you if you are satisfied with the answer....see you buddy

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Describe the functional classification of cities

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Why is the study of population, distribution and density a challenging task?

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Akhand Goswami 10 months, 2 weeks ago

Firstly When we say about population...which is not constant and always gets affected by the following factors like..... High death rate. High birth rate. Natural calamities. these factorsHealth facilities. Hygiene. Availability of basic resources(water). If any of these factors affects then there would be a major or a minor change in population density.... Secondly studying of population density in remote area is a challenging task.... Whereas density of a place varies because of following reasons:) Availability of water... Availability of resource.. Good health and education facility.. Employment opportunities... Availability of resources... Access to market.... Urban facilities.. Etc...

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Development is a multi-dimensional concept and signifies the positive, irreversible transformation of the economy, society, and environment.” Support the statement with suitable

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The trans-contineental stuart highway runs between

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Describe any five factor which were responsible for the rapid growth of population in the world after industrial revolution?

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What is mixed farming

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Supriya Kushwah 4 months ago

Mixed farming is characterised by high capital expenditure on farm machinery and building, extensive use of chemical fertilisers and green manures

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Bhavesh, Sarika Malik 9 months, 2 weeks ago

Growing of multiple crops in a field at a time is called mixed farming. It is also known as mixed cropping.

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Shahnawaz Alam Ansari 9 months, 2 weeks ago

Mixed farming is a type of farming that involves growing crops and raising livestock on the same farm.

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Pamm Mosu 11 months, 3 weeks ago

Ans- mixed farming is growing of crops as well as raising of livestock.

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Sources pf data ?

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What is the difference between urban and rural settlement of India

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Pamm Mosu 11 months, 3 weeks ago

Ans- difference between urban and rural settlement of India are : (1)urban settlement are have towns , cities and metropolitan area.(2) urban areas have more opportunities for jobs and more developed. (1) rural settlement where places with a low population . (2) And rural settlement people mostly depend on agriculture for their livelihood.

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Twinklesharma Twinkle 1 year ago

Urban areas are more developed than rural areas .

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Khushi Kanwar 1 year, 1 month ago

Urban settlements usually refer to cities, suburbs and towns. Urban areas have more development in terms of access to infrastructure and connectivity like airports, ports, railways, housing, roads etc. Rural areas usually don't have much development in terms of infrastructure.

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Classify industries on the basis of raw materials used. Explain each one of them with examples.

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In a analysis term what does basically human geography study?

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Soram Soram 1 year, 1 month ago

Human geography studies the inter relationship between human and physical environment or Earth's surface

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Difference between Rural Marketing Centre and Urban Marketing Centre.

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Shahnawaz Alam Ansari 10 months, 2 weeks ago

Rural marketing centers are quasi-urban centers that provide goods to nearby settlements. Urban marketing centers are developed and offer a variety of products and services from every institution.

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Name the three major sources of irrigation? Which resources of irrigation is most important and why?

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Regional trade blocs map work class 12 chapter internatinal trade

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What is inter- continental Air routes

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Shahnawaz Alam Ansari 10 months, 4 weeks ago

Intercontinental air routes are flights that travel from one continent to another.

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What is the meaning of human geography?

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Annu Kundu 1 year ago

An active agent. man is a geographical agent on this earth man is an active part of the environment man utilises the neutral resources to meet his basic needs of food shelter and clothing man is not a slave of nature but modifies its to meet its survival sometimes man adjust himself according to the natural environment due to variation in the environment variation are found in the lifestyle of the people in different reasons for clothing shelter custom traditions social economic conditions release efficiency directly or indirectly influence in format and according to Red cell human geography is the scientific study of relationship between human societies in earth surface does human geography deals with the aerial definition of human activities

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Prerna Panwar 1 year, 3 months ago

The relationship between the physical/natural and the human worlds, the spatial distribution of human phenomena and how it's creates the social and economic development between different parts of the world.

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What is agriculture

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How cultivation under gree revolution is different from traditional agriculture

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Determinism and possibilism and Neo determinism

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Rima Debbarma 10 months, 2 weeks ago

The other name of new determism is stop and go determism

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Name some sub field of human geography

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Annu Kundu 1 year ago

Human geography has the following sub fields as branches:- Cultural geography, social geography ,urban geography, political geography ,population geography ,settlement geography, and economic geography

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Niharika Tanwar 1 year, 3 months ago

Physical

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Take the population growth data of the districts /selected district of your respective state for total male and female population and represent them with tha help of composite bar graph

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What is the largest country in the world

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Twinklesharma Twinkle 1 year, 2 months ago

Russia 🤔

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Why did you made this question if you already know the answer ??

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You are also muskan ??

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Russia 🤨.....

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Muskan Singh 1 year, 4 months ago

Russia

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“The physical and human phenomena are described i metaphors using symbols From human anatomy.” Support the statement with examples.

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Soram Soram 1 year, 1 month ago

Eye of storm ,neck of isthamus , profile of soil , mouth of a river,face of Earth,nose of glacier, villages,towns, cities are described as arteries of circulation

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The main cause of rural to urban migration in india as

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Twinklesharma Twinkle 1 year, 2 months ago

Male migrates because for better job opportunity..

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Aman Rai 1 year, 4 months ago

Right

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Swiya Chanda 1 year, 4 months ago

Male migration is dominant and they migrate for mainly better job opportunities.

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A number or character which represents measurement is called (a) Digit (b) Data (c) Number (d) Character

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Aman Rai 1 year, 5 months ago

Data

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What is the *** ratio calculation

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Ravi Dagar 1 year, 5 months ago

Digit

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DISCUSS THE FACTORS INFLUENCING THE DISTRIBUTION AND DENSITY OF POPULATION

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Aarti Dhanda 1 year, 6 months ago

The factors are as follows : i) Geographical factors •availability of water • landforms • climate • soil ii) Economical factors • minerals and resources • industrialisation • urbanisation iii) Socio- Cultural factors • peace and harmony • security to life and property • availability of better opportunities • equality based society

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Explain the concept of determinism with suitable examples

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