0
How did religious differences lead to redrawing borders on the Indian subcontinent after World War 2?
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago
no se ni vergas .l.
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What region of Asia borders the Indian subcontinent to the west?
Pakistsan borders the Indian subcontinent to the west. : )
Is hawaii close to Guam?
No, Guam was excluded in 1959 by redrawing Hawaii's borders.
What is redrawing of borders in Europe?
Moving the borders between countries. For example, in a land grab, Nazi Germany partitioned parts of Western Poland and added them to Germany.
What major landforms marks the northern borders of the Indian subcontinent?
The major landforms that mark the northern borders of the Indian subcontinent are the towering mountain ranges of the Himalayas. These mountains act as natural barriers and provide a distinct physical boundary separating the Indian subcontinent from the rest of Asia.
The Indian Ocean is a part of what continent?
An ocean is not a part of a continent. The Indian Ocean borders the eastern side of the continent of Africa. To the north, it borders the Middle East, which is a part of Asia. then on the north east it borders the Indian Subcontinent, a part of Asia. South of that it borders Ceylon and the Indonesia. South of there, it borders Australia. Due south it borders the Antarctic Ocean.
Why is India referred to as the Indian subcontinent?
India is referred to as the Indian subcontinent because it is a distinct landmass that is geographically separate from the rest of Asia. It is called a "subcontinent" because it is large and has unique geographical and cultural features, such as the Himalayan mountain range and the presence of multiple religions and languages within its borders.
What were the goals of the congress if Vienna?
1. Restore monarchies 2. Balance of power in Europe 3. Contain France from future aggression
Do borders in America effect the time differences within the same continents?
No, the time zones are not contyrolled by borders, for example PST(Pacific Standard Time) is the same in Portland, Oregon as it is in Tijuana, Mexico
What factors shaped the development of Maryland?
Religious strife, poorly defined borders and the presence of the wonderful Chesapeake Bay.
What is the differences between ordinance and law?
Ordnances are passed by a local municipality and only have effect within the borders of that municipality. A law is passed by the state legislature and has effect throughout the entires state regardless of political borders.
Who uses the gerrymandering?
"Gerrymandering" is the act of redrawing the size and borders of voting districts in such a way that a majority of voters for your political Party remains assured. In the last years the Republicans have used their majority very actively to do this and they have ensured that Democratic voters in a great number of districts cannot get their candidates elected to the House of Representatives in the future.
What principle was established at the Nuremberg trials?
The principle that individuals can be held accountable for committing crimes against humanity, even if they were following orders from a higher authority. This principle is known as "individual responsibility for international crimes."
