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- harappan-settled
- indus river valley
- delta
- fertile soil at the mouth of a river formed by sediment deposit
- aryans-began
- indian culture and language
- Ghandi- leader of
- indian independence movement
- VII-KASMIR
- Claimed by Pakistan and india
- british rule-1947
- britian partitoned india
- IX-Bhutan-
- Small mount kingdon in the himilayas
- harappan-first
- urban civilization
- buddhism-nirvana
- rise above desire for material goods, suffering ends
- Ganges River
- joins other rivers from a huge dleta.
- colony
- territory controlled by a foreign land formed by sediment deposit
- mughal empire-built
- the taj mahal
- X-Sir Lanka
- buddhism2
- challenges- resolve conflict-
- with pakistan over kashmir
- british rule- people went
- where their religion was the majority
- mughal empire -grew rich from
- trading tea and spices
- V-NEPAL-
- citizens work as himalayan mountain guides(sherpas)
- british rule-1800s
- indian troops revolted against british rule
- mauryan empire
- asoka expanded his empire
- subcontinent
- large landmass that is smaller than a continent.
- challenges-population growth
- straining resources
- population
- only china is larger
- X-Sir Lanka
- island nation
- religions:hinduism
- main religion in india
- IX-Bhutan-religion
- buddhism1
- VIII-populationBANDLE DESH
- one of the worlds most densely populated countries
- british rule-hindu
- stayed in india
- aryans-brought
- hindusism
- Mt. everest
- tallest in world; himalayas
- challenges-poverty
- too widespread
- villages-
- majority of indian people live there
- V-NEPAL
- khafmandu
- Ghandi- strategy
- nonviolent protest
- monsoons
- seasonal winds that bring warm of moist air
- green revolution
- prigram to help farmers
- caste system
- divide people by birth or occupation
- urbanization
- rise in number of people moving to cities.
- british rule-muslim
- moved to Pakistan
- Thar
- Desert in NW india
- climate
- tropical; warm with we and dry seasons
- buddhism-leader
- buddah
- VIII-Bandledesh-biggest challenge
- flooding