Of these options, Agaria is not the name of Indian textile.
<h3>What is Agaria?</h3>
The term is used to refer to a community of Indian Iron smelters. They existed in the days before the 20th century.
The use of the Agaria iron came to a decline due to the use of English steel in the country.
From the explanation above, we can conclude that the Agaria was not a textile.
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<span>The leaders of Great Britain and the Soviet Union supported dropping the bomb.</span>
It would be like the government that is in the USA, it can't be a direct democracy as that would mean everyone votes on everything. Not only is it not efficient but also the general population often does not possess enough knowledge. That's why we have electoral college votes in USA because the people are not trusted.
Well, it's either referring to Muscovy or Novgorod, probably Moscovy.
