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Did India have a decentralized government or a centralized government?
It had a decentralized government.
What empires did not invade India during its history?
Romans
What are the heritage from India China and Arabia?
our heritage from india,china ,and arabia and influence of india ,china and arabia in our culture as a filipino
What is the father India and little China?
what is farther india at little china
Is china in Europe or India?
China is in Asia. China and India are two different countries. They both are in Asia.
Was India divided into centralized empires or regional kingdoms?
aviod fued
What geographic feature connected the empires of India and china?
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Why was India's political culture less cohesive and central than China's?
India's political culture has historically been less cohesive and centralized than China's due to its diverse ethnic, linguistic, and religious composition, which has fostered regional identities and decentralized governance. The Indian subcontinent has a long tradition of various kingdoms and local rulers, leading to a pluralistic political landscape. In contrast, China's imperial history emphasized centralized authority and a strong bureaucratic state, promoting unity under a single cultural identity. This divergence in historical development has resulted in India's more fragmented political culture compared to China's centralized system.
Which country invented ink?
Many ancient cultures had ink that was used for writing. The oldest empires to use ink were China and India.
Which countries border Nepal?
India and China
What were India's first empires?
There was a couple of first empires but two major ones were the Gupta and the Mauryan empires. Hope this helped!
What does India export from China?
India would import from China or China would export to India.
What did the explorers expect the Northwest Passage to provide?
a shortcut to India and china
In which direction is India of china?
India is to the southwest of China.
Why did large empires form in northern India rather than further south?
Large empires formed in northern India primarily due to its geographic advantages, including fertile plains and access to key trade routes. The Indo-Gangetic Plain provided rich agricultural resources that supported large populations and centralized administrations. Additionally, northern India was influenced by various cultural and political interactions with neighboring regions, which facilitated the emergence of powerful states. In contrast, the southern region's rugged terrain and decentralized tribal structures hindered the formation of large, cohesive empires.
Did India have a decentralized government or a centralized government?
It had a decentralized government.
What empires did not invade India during its history?
Romans
