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Chapter 5 Solutions — The Rise of Empires
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Step-by-step NCERT solutions for The Rise of Empires (Chapter 5, NCERT Class 7 Social Science) — every question and answer worked out in full, not just the final result. You can also read the The Rise of Empires textbook chapter.
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All 9 questions in The Rise of Empires are solved in the PDF. Here's what's inside, exercise by exercise:
Questions and Activities
- What are the features of an empire, and how is it different from a kingdom? Explain.
- What are some important factors for the transition from kingdoms to empires?
- Alexander is considered an important king in the history of the world — why do you think that is so?
- In early Indian history, the Mauryas are considered important. State your reasons.
- What were some of Kautilya's key ideas? Which ones of these can you observe even today in the world around us?
- What were the unusual things about Ashoka and his empire? What of that has continued to influence India and why? Write your opinion in about 250 words.
- Thus speaks the Beloved of the Gods, the king Piyadasi: My officers of Dhamma are busy in many matters of public benefit, they are busy among members of all sects, both ascetics and householders. I have appointed some to concern themselves with the Buddhist Order, with brahmans and Ajivikas..., with the Jains..., and with various sects. There are many categories of officers with a variety of…
- The Brahmi script was a writing system that was widely used in ancient India. Try to learn more about this script, taking help from your teacher wherever required. Create a small project and include what you have learnt about Brahmi.
- Suppose you had to travel from Kaushambi to Kaveripattinam in the 3rd century BCE. How would you undertake this journey, and how long would you expect it to take, with reasonable halts on the way?
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