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Island
Country
Subcontinent
Peninsula
Northern South Asia
Eastern South Asia
Southern South Asia
Western South Asia
Causes crops to die
Causes iron production
Causes people to grow crops
Causes animals to flee
North
South
East
West
Wind patterns and sun exposure
Wind patterns and varied land and ocean temperatures
Ocean temperatures below 0 degrees F
Land temperatures below 0 degrees F
India and Pakistan
Sri Lanka and Pakistan
Pakistan and Bangladesh
Nepal and Pakistan
Buddhism
Jainism
Confucianism
Hinduism
Indus River
Brahmaputra River
Deccan Plateau
Ganges River
Action
Peace
Holy
Heaven
The warrior caste (Kshatriyas)
The priestly caste (Brahmins)
The servant caste (Shudras)
Merchant caste (Vaishyas)
Slaves and spices
Trade and medicine
Raw materials and consumers
Silk and textiles
The English language
Railroads
Educational systems
An oligarchy
War
Non-violence
Fascist nationalism
Religious doctrines
1855
1987
1796
1947
The creation of India and Pakistan
The spread of Islam
A famine
British rule of India
Pakistan
Nepal
Sri Lanka
India
Caused economic growth
Expanded the middle class
Caused great disparity between the upper and lower class
Caused a growth in population
Cars
Gold
Iron
Oil
Trading
Agriculture
Manufacturing
Mining and fishing
To sustain the economies
To sell
To export
To supply food to the region
In rural areas
Suburban areas
Cities
Small communities
Very high
Low
Very low
Moderate
Growth of trade
Growth of upper class
Loss of land to the Belgians
Division and religious conflict
India and Pakistan declared war on each other
Gandhi was assassinated causing riots
Pakistani terrorists blew up the parliament buildings in New Delhi
India and Pakistan both conducted underground nuclear tests
Birth
Family
Religious affiliation
Money
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