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The systematic approach organizes geographical knowledge into individuals categories that are studied on a worldwide basis; the regional approach integrates the results of the systematic method ND studies the interrelationships of the different categories qhile focusing on a particular area of the earth. Two of the major approaches to study geography are:- 1- Systematic approach 2- Regional approach

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make a list of the 10 most corrupt countries and 10 least corrupt countries compare their scores on the human development index what interfaces can be you draw consult the latest human development report for this

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14, What is the reason of low density of population in Meghalaya?

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Musicophile ❤️? 4 years ago

Not-so-good infrastructure, extreme weather conditions (bcz the place receives a very high rainfall) too.

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Madhu 12 4 years, 2 months ago

Bad transport facilities. Regional instability. Low urban development.

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Can you calculate the death rate in the above example,if the total number of deaths in the city was 2,986 in the same year.?

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collect the details of the total population of India and it's total land area based on the data calculate the density population of India

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Mention a few ill effects of exploitation of mother nature by human beings.

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Musicophile ❤️? 4 years ago

Disturbance in ecological balance, untimely very irregular and sometimes no monsoon, increase in the frequency of natural disasters

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Discuss the factors responsible for imbalances in the *** age found in different parts of the world and occupational structure?

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The factors responsible for the imbalance in the *** ratio in different parts of the world are discussed below: (i)In the developing countries infant mortality is higher among males than females. (ii)In developed countries male mortality is higher than females. (iii)Migration of males or females also affects *** ratio.

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Class 12th Chapter 1 (Population) (i) Look at the data in Appendix (IV) arrange the Indian states & UTs according to their sizes & population & find out: a States/UTs of large size & Population States/UTs of large size but small population States/UTs of smaller size but larger population Take the population growth data of the distinct or selected districts of your respective (ii) state for total male and female population and represent them with the help of composite Bar Graph

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Man is the slave of nature explain

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Class 11 chapter 2

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Manish Suthar 4 years, 1 month ago

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Difference between clustered and compact settlement

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Sia ? 3 years, 9 months ago

Compact Settlements	Dispersed or Scattered Settlements
1. These settlements develop generally in the fertile plains and valleys.	1. These settlements develop in highland, chilly areas and semi-arid areas.
2. The density of population is high due to productive land.	2. The density of population is not high due to barren land.
3. The houses are compact, congested with narrow streets.	3. The houses are dispersed and scattered over a wide area.
4. In compact settlements, people can help each other in agriculture. They can protect themselves against floods. They can live with security.	4. People live isolated. Dispersed settlements have no security against many problems.
5. The size of such settlements is sometimes large.	5. The size of such settlements is not large.
6. Agriculture is the main occupation of the people.	6. Fishing, cattle rearing etc. are the activities of the people.
7. Compact settlements have problems of sanitation and drainage.	7. In dispersed settlements, there are no such problems.
8. The size of farms are generally small and nearby the settlement.	8: The size of the farms are large and isolated.

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Classify the towns according to population size

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What was the approach of human geography in colonial period?

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Lisa Nongrum 4 years, 2 months ago

In the early stages of the interaction with their natural environment humans were greatly influenced by the nature. They adapted to the dictates of nature. This is so because the level of technology was very low and the stage of human social development was also primitive.

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Asia has many places where people are few and few places where people are many. Support the statement with five suitable examples

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Preeti Dabral 4 years, 2 months ago

Many places where people are few and few places where people are many is true about the pattern of the population distribution of the world. Broadly, 90% of the world population lives in about 10% of its land area.
The 10 most populous countries of the world contribute about 60% of the world's population.
The North-Eastern part of USA, North-Western part of Europe, South, South-East and East Asia are the densely populated parts of the world with more than 200 persons on every sq. km.
Other areas like those near the North and South Poles, the hot and the cold deserts and high rainfall zones near the Equator have very low density of population i.e. less than one person per sq. km.
In between these two types are the areas of medium density i.e. 11 to 50 persons per sq. km in these areas. Western China, Southern India in Asia, Norway, Sweden in Europe are some examples.

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Classify countries into groups as per their index value and scores earned by them. Give examples and the main characteristics features.

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Rashtriye nirman se kya abhipray h

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Which area are not attractive for human habitation in india?

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Manish Arya 4 years, 2 months ago

J&k

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Monty Dalal 4 years, 2 months ago

Rajasthan

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India Diaspora is a boom to the receiving countries.Elaborate the statement

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Sustainable development is the way to sustain life on Earth

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Elaborate the statement modern communication systems has made the concept of global village

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How to improve the proportion of working population in india

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How has the social campaign 'beti bachao beti padhao' helped in promotiong gender sensitivity in india?

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Kige Gamlin 4 years, 2 months ago

This app is fothermucking uselesss I only came here cause i don't know the answers amd want to prepare for the exams but

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The largest country in each continent in terms of area fill in political map

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Deepak Kumar Meena 4 years, 2 months ago

Asia Largest country CHINA, India, kazakistan CHINA???????????? CAPITAL BEIJING (WORLD LARGEST SEA PORT AND BUSIEST SEA PORT) FAMOUS RIVER YANGTZE, HWANG HO SMALLEST COUNTRY MALDIVES ? ? EUROPE UNION LARGEST AREA WISE Russia, Eukraine, France, spain Capital Moscow , Kew, Paris, Madrid Smallest country Vetican city, Monaco , sanmarino Major river Danube ( many country capital situated on this river) Largest river Volga World busiest river (Rine river)

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The spatial distribution of religious communities in India is quite uneven."Support the statement with examples of different religions".??

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Which one of the following continents has the maximum flow of global trade

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Sia ? 4 years, 3 months ago

Europe

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"In regions where gender discrimination is rampant, *** ratio is certainly unfavourable to women" Prove the statement by giving three appropriate reasons.

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Pramendra Kulhari 4 years, 3 months ago

Lativa 311 men per 100 women .

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Write a short note on Sino Tibetan Language???

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Sia ? 4 years, 3 months ago

Sino-Tibetan languages, group of languages that includes both the Chinese and the Tibeto-Burman languages. In terms of numbers of speakers, they constitute the world's second largest language family (after Indo-European), including more than 300 languages and major dialects.

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Explain the core concerns of geography as discipline

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Sia ? 4 years, 3 months ago

The core concern of studying geography as a discipline is to understand the earth as a home of human beings and to study all those elements which have sustained them.

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