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  1. Jammu and Kashmir: The state has a significant forest cover, with coniferous forests like Deodar, Chir and Kail constituting over 50% of the total forest area. These forests play a critical role in the region’s biodiversity and ecology.  The correct option is (a). Kerala: The state has embraced partRead more

    Jammu and Kashmir: The state has a significant forest cover, with coniferous forests like Deodar, Chir and Kail constituting over 50% of the total forest area. These forests play a critical role in the region’s biodiversity and ecology.  The correct option is (a).

    Kerala: The state has embraced participatory forest management as a key strategy for biodiversity conservation and improving the livelihoods of forest-dependent communities.

    Andhra Pradesh: The state has identified 16 new wetlands in what is being called the largest single-phase wetland recognition effort in South India. The government is committed to conserving wetlands while promoting eco-tourism and sustainable development

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  2. The discovery of America reshaped global trade and human progress: The inflow of gold and silver from American mines strengthened European economies and promoted global trade expansion. The exchange of new crops like maize, potatoes and tomatoes improved diets and supported population growth acrossRead more

    The discovery of America reshaped global trade and human progress:

    1. The inflow of gold and silver from American mines strengthened European economies and promoted global trade expansion.
    2. The exchange of new crops like maize, potatoes and tomatoes improved diets and supported population growth across continents.
      Thus, America’s discovery linked distant regions and began a new era of global economic and cultural exchange.
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  3. (i) Since the Chinese revolution in 1949, China gradually came in the field of world economy. It attracted the foreign MNCs because of its lowest economic structure. (ii) China has a largest population so, they also formed a large consumer base. Wages were relatively low in China.

    (i) Since the Chinese revolution in 1949, China gradually came in the field of world economy. It attracted the foreign MNCs because of its lowest economic structure.

    (ii) China has a largest population so, they also formed a large consumer base. Wages were relatively low in China.

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  4. The Bretton Woods system was created in 1944 to rebuild the post-war world economy. It established the IMF and World Bank to ensure financial stability and economic cooperation. Fixed exchange rates linked world currencies to the US dollar, ensuring predictable trade. It promoted international tradeRead more

    The Bretton Woods system was created in 1944 to rebuild the post-war world economy.

    1. It established the IMF and World Bank to ensure financial stability and economic cooperation.
    2. Fixed exchange rates linked world currencies to the US dollar, ensuring predictable trade.
    3. It promoted international trade, industrial growth and employment in war-torn nations.
    4. However, the system collapsed in 1971 when the US stopped converting dollars into gold, leading to floating exchange rates.
    5. This collapse opened the path for free-market policies, deregulation and liberalisation.
      Hence, while Bretton Woods brought economic stability after World War II, its end marked the beginning of globalisation by encouraging open economies and the movement of goods, capital and technology worldwide.
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  5. Napoleon brought many progressive reforms to the regions he conquered. He introduced the Napoleonic Code ensuring equality before law and abolition of feudal privileges. He improved administration with efficient taxation, transport and a uniform legal system. These reforms inspired nationalism and mRead more

    Napoleon brought many progressive reforms to the regions he conquered.

    1. He introduced the Napoleonic Code ensuring equality before law and abolition of feudal privileges.
    2. He improved administration with efficient taxation, transport and a uniform legal system.
    3. These reforms inspired nationalism and modern governance across Europe.
    4. However, his military expansion, heavy taxes and strict control made locals view him as a foreign ruler.
    5. In many areas like Spain, Germany and Italy, people resisted French domination.
      Thus, while Napoleon spread the ideals of the French Revolution—liberty and equality—his imperial ambitions and authoritarian rule caused resentment, creating mixed reactions among the conquered populations of Europe.
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