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Answer:
d. The Indus river was completely within the boundaries of the Persian Empire, Alexander's conquests, and Mauryan Empire
Explanation:
The Indus river is located in what it is Pakistan these days. It is the only river that was completely within the boundaries of the Persian Empire which include parts of current Pakistan, Alexander's conquests which included territories from Macedonia until parts of India, and also Mauryan Empire that included parts of current Pakistan up to some parts of current Bangladesh. The river Ganes, Krishna and Brahmaputra were part of the Mauryan Empire however, they are not included in the Persian Empire or of Alexander's conquests.
Ans: As years passed, more and more evidence was uncovered to support the idea that the plates move constantly over geologic time. It showed that earthquakes, volcanoes, and other active geologic features for the most part aligned along distinct belts around the world, and those belts defined the edges of tectonic plates.
The amount of heat they are exposed to has a lot to do with the inferences and observations that they make on the density of the earth's core. The inner core is the most compact due to the fact that they have a lot of direct exposure to heat and the gravity of the earth pressung down on it. The inner core is less subjected to those conditions.