The Aryan migration to India forever changed the Sub-continent. Even today, half of India speaks Indo-Aryan languages (Hindi, Bengal, etc.), and almost all of Northern India is heavily influenced by the arrival and settlement of the Arians.
Before their arrival, India was mostly inhabited by the Dravidians (Tamils, Telugus, etc), who have a darker skin complexion. The Dravidians still inhabit the south of India. Aryans introduced more white skin into India, and even today this distinction is visible: Indians in the south have darker skin and Indians in the north have lighter skin.
The Aryans also introduced a numerous cultural features in India, and in fact dominated the Indian culture for a long time (often forming an elite ruling over local non Aryan people).
The answer would be True.
Statistic is generally used for decision making. It's usually contains the data that we need to achieve our goal.
For example, if a company want to develop a new product, it would be useful to have a statistical data about Consumer preference
Answer: Interest Groups
Explanation:
I suspect this question has options but this should be the correct answer regardless.
INTEREST GROUPS have members who are usually volunteers sharing a common concern and trying to influence the relevant government policy affecting said concerns.
Also known as LOBBIES, they are known to lobby to shape legislation and.bring to attention, the views of the people they represent.
Answer:
The Bering Land Bridge.
Explanation:
Alaska and Asia are separate now, but during the ice age, the situation was not the same. Approximately 20,000 years ago, large areas of the continental shelf were exposed, and sea levels dropped because the water was locked up in glacial ice. Thus forming the Bering Strait land bridge that connected Asia and Europe to North America. Early humans may have migrated across this land bridge. Humans began to migrate across the bridge about 12,000 Years ago, and it is believed that they were following migrating mammals. The landmass was approximately 2,000 kilometers wide across the Bering Strait and connected Siberia, and Alaska much of what is known about this land bridge comes from bio-geographical evidence showing connections between species on Asia and North America.
