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Who signed the declaration of independence the constitution the treaty of alliance with France and the treaty of peace with England
who got the most from the treaty
What Do Hindus Believe Is Sacred
Hindus believe that the cow is sacred in their religion. However, ancient Hindus did eat cow but sence Hinduism was not formed by one person, it slowly developed that the cow is sacred.
Why was Akbar a successful ruler
Akbar was a successful ruler as most of the subcontinents population was Hindu, he changed Islamic religion policies and was more influenced by Hinduism and even married many Hindu women.
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Which country established the East India Company
Britain
Which of these were combined to make the spinning mule
Purdah is the Indian practice of doing which of these
Secluding women
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Which country was the one ship that was allowed to enter a Japanese port to trade each year from
Dutch
What did japan do as it grew stronger
As Japan grew strong it began making imperialistic moves toward other countries.
It also strengthened its military and gained control of its trade tariffs.
Which of these opened Japanese ports to foreign trade
The Treaty of Kanagawa opened Japanese ports to foreign trade.
Which Indian system places a person in a certain class at birth
caste
Extreme differences between which of these groups caused tension and violence in India
Hindus and Muslims!!
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Which of these religions worshipped many gods and goddesses
Hindus
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