Question

4) The sense of territoriality and the
ensuing awareness . . were the
main factors responsible for the
formation of ancient janapadas in
India.
(a) of unity (b) of authority
(c) of autonomy (d) of public
authority​

Answer 1

The sense of territoriality and the ensuing awareness and authority were the main factors responsible for the formation of ancient Janapadas in India.

Explanation:

Between 1500 BCE and 500 BCE the Janapadas developed.. Jana is a tribe headed by a king. The samity is an assembly of Janas. the Janas were basically pastoral nomads who got associated with some territories or clans or Kulas . The  necessity of defense and warfare encouraged the Janas to form millitary groups.These groups defeated one after another clans and transformed into a political units called Janapadas.

Answer 2

Answer:

C) of autonomy

Explanation:

The sense of  territoriality and the ensuing awareness of  autonomy were the main factors responsible  for the formation of ancient janapadas in  India

Ref- Pg 34 of Maharashtra text book History class 11