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In what ways did the geography of India influence the development of civilizations?
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by the different rulers
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In what ways did the geography of India influence the development of civilization?
by the different rulers
roles of geography in national development?
india is the correct answer
How did geography influence the development of India?
they trying to make a literary elements example introduction, body paragraph, conclusion, kind of many things that you make
How did India's geography limit its contact with other civilizations?
The Himalayas form a natural border on the north, and the rest of India is surrounded by sea.
How did the monsoons affect the development of India's civilizations?
by bringing rain to the crops and starting a civilization
What are some civilizations of India?
civilizations of india are ways they do something
What has the author K L Joshi written?
K. L. Joshi has written: 'Geography of India: Resources and regional development'
How did India's geography help early civilization?
the climate and geography influenced the rise of India's first civilization.
The two classical civilization of ancient India were the?
Maurya and Gupta were the two classical civilizations of ancient India.
Why did China's geography cause the ancient Chinese to have little knowledge of other civilizations such as those of Egypt Greece India and Rome?
It was because the geography consisted of many mountains in the West and North (surrounding them) and beyond that were perilous deserts. This stopped them from traveling to other countries. Only a few merchants got to Rome and India. No Chinese man ever got to Greece.
The development of ancient civilizations in Egypt Mesopotamia India and China indicates the importance of what?
river valleys most early civilizations grew up around river valleys because of their proximity to easy transportation (for goods)and water (for bathing,irrigation,and drinking)
How did Abraham Lincoln influence India?
He did not influence India directly.
