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प्रश्न
Students are collect the images regarded to the globalization and make the album. (south Indian trade and traders images, and silk route map, spice route map, and kalinga trade map, etc)
उत्तर
Students should collect pictures of South Indian
Traders and make it as an album: Student can access to google and search by typing” ancient South Indian Traders” images and collect the relevant information.
i. Silk route map: The silk route was an ancient network of trade routes that connected the East and the West connecting Asia, Europe, and Africa. It was mainly used to transport silk.
ii. Spice route map: Spice route is the name as spices were traded with a way of the sea route. Spices such as cinnamon, ginger, pepper, turmeric, etc. Traded between Asia, Europe, and Africa.
iii. Kalinga route map: Trade routes of Kalinga sailors. They used to trade along their South West voyage along the East Coast of India. Their boats used to sail from Mahanadhi to Bali and right up to Nagapattinam in the Cauvery delta. Also, they sail along the East coast of Srilanka.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
What is globalization?
Teacher and students are discuss about the globalization.
The most important factor that has stimulated globalization is ______.
The process of rapid integration or interconnection between countries is known as ______.
The term ______ refers to the integration of the domestic economy with the rest of the world.
______ sometimes may lead to Child labour and slavery.
One of the negative effect of ______ is that it may lead to slavery and Child labour.
Choose the correct statement
- Proto Globalization was characterized by the rise of maritime European Empires.
- The pre-modern phase of global exchange are sometimes known as Proto Globalization.
- The Kalinga traders brought Red coloured stone decorative objects for trade
- The Danes formed an East India Company and arrive in India in 1616.
MNCs are playing a major role in:
Identify the correct statements about globalization.
- Removal of barriers by the government.
- Foreign companies are allowed to set up factories.
- This has enabled all companies to increase their investments.
- Has lessened foreign investment and foreign trade.