All I know is part A to the question :The geography of India greatly influenced the location of early settlements on the subcontinent. Both the Indus and the Ganges rivers carried rich silt from the mountains to the plains. When the rivers flooded, the silt spread over the plains and made the soil in the river valleys fertile for farming.
One specific historical similarity between the ideas of republican motherhood and the ideas of the Seneca falls convention is they both focused on women instead of men or slavery.
<h3>What is
slavery?</h3>
- Slavery and enslavement are both the condition of being a slave, and it is forbidden to relinquish service to the slaveholder and be treated by the slaveholder as his property.
- Historically, there have been many different types of slavery, including mobile slavery, bound slavery, bondage slavery.
- The main characteristics of slavery are commonly recognized characteristics such as freedom of movement and loss of legal rights.
- On small farms with few slaves, women tended to do the same work as men.
- Usually, however, especially on large farms and plantations, field work was segregated by gender, with the more physically demanding work assigned to gangs of men.
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Answer: Industrialization a shift in an economy from one sector (agriculture) to another ( industry) e.g Manufacturing
Globalization this is an interaction of an economy with other economies globally.
Explanation:
Industrialization is a shift in a countries economy which was primarily based on agriculture e.g farming, livestock e.t.c. to Industry which involves manufacturing, production of goods and services. Examples of industrialized nations are Germany, USA, Italy.
Globalization on the other hand is an interaction of world economies.Globalization often leads to an increase in market competition. This competition are usually related to product and service costing and pricing, target market, adaptation of the technology by companies etc. A company producing with less cost can sell cheaper which in turns increase it markets share globally.
e.g Japan (Toyota) market competition with Germany (Mercedes).
