Question

17. a) The village of Sukhomajri and the district of Jhabua have shown that it is

Possible to reverse land degradation. Tree density in Sukhomajri increased

from 13 per hectare in 1976 to 1272 per hectare in 1992.

i) Which village and district shown possible to reverse land degradation?

ii) How much tree density increased in 1992? (2)

b) Economics began to think in terms of the national economy. They talked of

how the nation could develop and what economic measures could help

forge this nation together.

Friedrich list professor of Economics of the university of Tubingen in

Germany wrote in 1834. ‘The aim of the zollverein is to bind the Germans

economically into a nation. It will strengthen the nation materially as much

By stimulating its internal productivity. It ought to awaken and raise national

sentiment through a fusion of individual and provincial interests. The German

People have realised that a free economic system is the only means to

engender National feeling.

iii)Describe the political ends that list hopes to achieve through economic

measures. (3)​

Answer 1

1. The village of Sukhomajri and the district of Jhabua have shown that it is possible to reverse land degradation.

2. Tree density in Sukhomajri increased

Tree density in Sukhomajri increased from 13 per hectare in 1976 to 1272 per hectare in 1992.

3. (i) By stimulating its internal productivity.

(ii) raise national sentiment through a fusion of individual and provincial interests.

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

1. The village of Sukhomajri and the district of Jhabua have shown that it is possible to reverse land degradation.
2. While for many population growth is accepted as a primary or intermediary cause of ... One notable exception is the study conducted by Jefferson Fox (1993) in a ... were improved substantially even though population density increased significantly ... Forest Stock: assessed by forester based on tree density and speciation ..
3. Economists began to think in terms of the national economy. They talked of how the nation could develop and what economic measures could help forge this nation together. ... It aimed to bind the German people economically as a nation by removing the economic barriers to their interaction.