English eLearning - Inter-History.
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senior secondary course, intermediate history, the geographical setting and prehistoric cultures of India. Introduction history of any country or region cannot be understood without some knowledge of its geographic. The history of the people is greatly conditioned by the geographic and environmental of the region, which they live. The physical, geographic and environmental conditions of a region includes climate, soil types, water resources and other topographical features. These determine the settlement pattern, population spread, food products, human behaviour and dietary habits of a region. Geographically speaking, the Indian subcontinent in ancient times include the present day India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan and Pakistan. On the geographical diversities, the subcontinent can be broadly decided into three main regions. They are number one Himalayas number to the river plains of N I. Number three, the Peninsula India.