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India's strategic location on the head of Indian ocean has helped her in establishing land and maritime contacts with the outside in the ancient and medeival times explain?. Please answer fast . I need it by tomorrow

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Answered by sidd15
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1) The various passes acrossthe mountains in the north have providedpassages to the ancient travellers, while theoceans restricted such interaction for a long time.These routes have contributed in theexchange of ideas and commodities sinceancient times. The ideas of the Upanishadsand the Ramayana, the stories of Panchtantra,the Indian numerals and the decimal systemthus could reach many parts of the world. Thespices, muslin and other merchandise weretaken from India to different countries. On theother hand, the influence of Greek sculpture,and the architectural styles of dome andminarets from West Asia can be seen indifferent parts of our country.2) The trans Indian Ocean routes which connectthe countries of Europe in the West and thecountries of East Asia provide a strategic centrallocation to India.The Deccan Peninsulaprotrudes into the Indian Ocean, thus helpingIndia to establish close contact with West Asia,Africa and Europe from the western coast andwith Southeast and East Asia from the easterncoast.3)The mainland extends between latitudes 8 0 4' N and370 6' N. It decides the climate of the subcontinent, its significance in the geo-political position in the world.Hope it helps ! Jesany Joroj answered this 1) The various passes acrossthe mountains in the north have providedpassages to the ancient travellers, while theoceans restricted such interaction for a long time.These routes have contributed in theexchange of ideas and commodities sinceancient times. The ideas of the Upanishadsand the Ramayana, the stories of Panchtantra,the Indian numerals and the decimal systemthus could reach many parts of the world. Thespices, muslin and other merchandise weretaken from India to different countries. On theother hand, the influence of Greek sculpture,and the architectural styles of dome andminarets from West Asia can be seen indifferent parts of our country. 2) The trans Indian Ocean routes which connectthe countries of Europe in the West and thecountries of East Asia provide a strategic centrallocation to India.The Deccan Peninsulaprotrudes into the Indian Ocean, thus helpingIndia to establish close contact with West Asia,Africa and Europe from the western coast andwith Southeast and East Asia from the easterncoast. 3)The mainland extends between latitudes 8 0 4' N and370 6' N. It decides the climate of the subcontinent, its significance in the geo-political position in the world. Jesany Joroj answered this 1) The various passes acrossthe mountains in the north have providedpassages to the ancient travellers, while theoceans restricted such interaction for a long time.These routes have contributed in theexchange of ideas and commodities sinceancient times. The ideas of the Upanishadsand the Ramayana, the stories of Panchtantra,the Indian numerals and the decimal systemthus could reach many parts of the world. Thespices, muslin and other merchandise weretaken from India to different countries. On theother hand, the influence of Greek sculpture,and the architectural styles of dome andminarets from West Asia can be seen indifferent parts of our country. 2) The trans Indian Ocean routes which connectthe countries of Europe in the West and thecountries of East Asia provide a strategic centrallocation to India.The Deccan Peninsulaprotrudes into the Indian Ocean, thus helpingIndia to establish close contact with West Asia,Africa and Europe from the western coast andwith Southeast and East Asia from the easterncoast. 3)The mainland extends between latitudes 8 0 4' N and370 6' N. It decides the climate of the subcontinent, its significance in the geo-political position in the world.
Answered by clearbandit
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because since ancient times the coast had been used for trading.The coastal areas of India e.g.goa ,madras were also used for travelling and navigation.They were used to send goods to other countries and recieve goods from them ,like our contacts with australia....pls mark me as brainliest
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