What was the most difficult obstacle to overcome in the creation of an autonomous state after Indian independence was achieved?
A. British willingness to go to war to retain the region B. religious differences between Hindus and Muslims C. ethnic differences between tribal regions D. Indian princes' inability to decide on a format of government Please select the best answer from the choices provided. A B C D
D. Indian princes' inability to decide on a format of government
Explanation:
The most difficult obstacle to overcome in the creation of an autonomous state after Indian independence was achieved is "Indian princes' inability to decide on a format of government."
This is evident in the case of the likes of Jammu and Kashmir, Hyderabad State, Junagarh, and Kalat who all had difficulties in accession of their state or territory to the other bigger British Raj territory who has gained independence.
This is because they were originally using a monarchy style of governance before independence and find it hard to determine a format of government to use after independence
The parts of the east and southeast Asia lies in the region of china and that of Indian and the islands of the Indonesia these communities cultivate and domesticate crops that have commercial value and the crops include the paddy cultivation and the cultivation of sugarcane and other plantation crops.
Thus this system of the agriculture in the south and east Asia is that of the Japanese know or the cultivation of the rice and the millets as these cities are the most populated nations in Asia and thus have rice as the major crops that are grown on a large scale to meet the growing demands and the needs of the growing population.
<u>But various problems are related to this type pf the cultivation as the environmental problems of the agricultural runoff and the runoff system that is influenced by the presence of the pesticides and the other toxic chemicals that harm and degrade the quality and the quantity of the soil and the water system and thus this impacts the environment to a greater extent.</u>
Carbon dioxide and water vapour concentrations will lead to change in temperatures.
Explanation:
Most of the common volcanic gases include carbon dioxide, sulphur dioxide and hydrogen sulphide along with small quantities of volatile compound and elements present such as hydrogen, helium and chloride etc.
The carbon dioxide and water vapour alter the temperature During the experiment the concentration of carbon dioxide goes up and the temperature goes down. Thus volcanic eruption often leads to global cooling.
