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What is ancient Indian religion introduced the theory of karma and priests called Brahmans?
Hinduism
What theory of ancient Indian history has recently been disproved?
Aryan invasion theory
What was the political life during Mahabharata?
Structurally, the Mahabharata is a compendium of ancient Indian mythology, history, political theory, and philosophy, and has sometimes been described as an ancient encyclopedia of Indian knowledge
What theories did ancient scientists believe before the cell theory?
Before the cell theory it was pre-renaissance. The renaissance was the boom of art and science. So, before the cell theory was religion.
How did early Aryan religion grow into Hinduism?
It is a common misconception. Aryan religion did not grow into hinduism. Hinduism is the indigenous belief of people who lived here, Aboriginals and Dravidians. Aryan religion merged into it and modified it.
Who introduced the evolution theory?
Darwin introduced the modern theory of evolution by natural selection, but it was also introduced by Lamark and other earlier biologists but Darwin was first to theorize about natural selection as the mechanism.
Theory introduced by the virginia resolutions?
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Why is nagarjuna called the Einstein of India?
because his book shunyavada is similar to theory of relativity it means that the universe is void his shunyavada is 94% like theory of relativity and that's why einstein liked ancient indian manuscripts.
Einstein introduced his Special Theory of Relativity?
1905
What theory of continental placement was being discussed during the time Wegener introduced his Pangea theory?
The Theory being discussed was "The Conrtaction Theory".
What Country has a Divine Right Theory?
Both ancient China and ancient Egypt followed divine right theory.
Did the ancient Greeks do scientific experiments on Democritus's atomic theory?
The ancient Greeks did not perform any experiments to test the atomic theory proposed by Democritus. To the ancient Greeks the atomic theory was a part of philosophy, not science.
