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What factor determines the movement of Bhotiyas?
Correct Answer: (a) Seasonal changes Explanation: The Bhotiyas are a transhumant (seasonal migrating) pastoral community living in the Himalayan region, mainly in Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, and Nepal. Their movement is dictated by seasonal changes: Summer (Warm Season) → They move to higher altiRead more
Correct Answer: (a) Seasonal changes
Explanation: The Bhotiyas are a transhumant (seasonal migrating) pastoral community living in the Himalayan region, mainly in Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, and Nepal.
Their movement is dictated by seasonal changes:
Summer (Warm Season) → They move to higher altitudes in the Himalayas with their livestock for grazing in alpine meadows.
Winter (Cold Season) → They descend to lower valleys to escape harsh winters and find better living conditions.
This seasonal migration helps them sustain their livestock and maintain their traditional way of life.
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Why did Gujjar bakarwals migrate to Jammu and Kashmir?
Correct Answer: (c) To find pasture for their cattle Explanation: The Gujjar Bakarwals are a nomadic pastoralist community primarily found in Jammu and Kashmir. Their main occupation is rearing livestock like goats, sheep, and buffaloes, and their migration is guided by seasonal availability of pastRead more
Correct Answer: (c) To find pasture for their cattle
Explanation: The Gujjar Bakarwals are a nomadic pastoralist community primarily found in Jammu and Kashmir.
Their main occupation is rearing livestock like goats, sheep, and buffaloes, and their migration is guided by seasonal availability of pasture.
Migration Pattern:
Summer (Warm Season) → Move to higher altitudes in the Himalayan meadows for fresh grazing lands.
Winter (Cold Season) → Descend to plains and lower valleys (like Jammu) to avoid extreme cold and find pastures for their cattle.
This seasonal movement (transhumance) ensures sufficient food for their livestock throughout the year.
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The theory of racial hierarchy introduced by Hitler was inspired by a great thinker
Correct Answer: (b) Herbert Spencer Explanation: Herbert Spencer, a 19th-century English philosopher, was known for applying Darwin’s theory of evolution to human societies, leading to the concept of Social Darwinism. This idea suggested that some races or groups were "naturally superior" to others,Read more
Correct Answer: (b) Herbert Spencer
Explanation: Herbert Spencer, a 19th-century English philosopher, was known for applying Darwin’s theory of evolution to human societies, leading to the concept of Social Darwinism.
This idea suggested that some races or groups were “naturally superior” to others, a belief that influenced Hitler’s racial hierarchy theory in Nazi ideology.
Hitler used this concept to justify the superiority of the “Aryan race” and the oppression or extermination of other groups, particularly Jews, Slavs, and other marginalized communities.
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Hitler got the support of a country for following aggressive foreign policy
Option (c) is correct. Explanation for (c) England: Initially, Britain (England) followed a policy of appeasement towards Hitler. The Munich Agreement (1938) allowed Hitler to annex Sudetenland (Czechoslovakia) without facing opposition. British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain believed that givinRead more
Option (c) is correct. Explanation for (c) England:
Initially, Britain (England) followed a policy of appeasement towards Hitler.
The Munich Agreement (1938) allowed Hitler to annex Sudetenland (Czechoslovakia) without facing opposition.
British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain believed that giving in to Hitler’s demands would prevent a larger war.
This lack of immediate resistance encouraged Hitler to expand further, leading to the invasion of Poland in 1939.
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Hitler was able to establish dictatorship in Germany
Correct Answer: (d) by introducing Enabling Act Explanation: Hitler established a dictatorship in Germany primarily through the Enabling Act of 1933. This Act gave Hitler the power to make laws without parliamentary approval, effectively ending democracy in Germany. It allowed Nazis to suppress oppoRead more
Correct Answer: (d) by introducing Enabling Act
Explanation: Hitler established a dictatorship in Germany primarily through the Enabling Act of 1933.
This Act gave Hitler the power to make laws without parliamentary approval, effectively ending democracy in Germany. It allowed Nazis to suppress opposition, control the media, and ban all political parties except the Nazi Party. The Act was passed after the Reichstag Fire (1933), which Hitler used as an excuse to eliminate political enemies, especially communists.
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