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CBSE - X - History - The Making of a Global World
"The pre-modern worl shrank greatly in the sixteenth century after European saviors found a sea route to Asia and also successfully crossed the western ocean to America"- what do they mean by "shrank" here? I'm really confused as shouldn't discovering new routes open the known world up more?
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Explain Indenture Labour
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Explain how Europe emerged as the centre of the world trade post eighteenth century.
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Name any five crops which were not historically available in India, but have now become a part of the daily diet of Indians.
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Explain how the silk routes linked the world in the pre-modern era.
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Name the two crucial influences that shaped the post-war reconstruction.
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Explain the two power blocs involved in the First World War.
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What is indentured labour?
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What was the name of the fast spreading cattle plague that devastated Africa in the 1890s?
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Describe how the trade of meat went through a transformation in the late 19th century.
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