It really depends on the time period, but if we're talking in general, China had Confucian views, while India had the caste system. Both were very patriarchal, but China's social system was more based on family values and India was more focused on jobs. China was way more strict ("women should stay in the house", foot binding, etc.) I hope this helps somewhat. :)
Alexander the Great ruled from 331 to 323 BC
Collective learning is the ability to learn and transfer knowledge to others, but it is also the ability to use other people to help learn certain material.
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While the Industrial Revolution had both positive and negative effects on society and the economy, the positive effects outweighed the negative. Industrialization resulted in an increase in population, people moved in urban areas in search of jobs and work. This also increased the economy significantly.
People got longer working hours, including an increase in earnings, and due to more poeple moving into these urban areas, companies made more money. Cities grew rapidly and industrys and steam power rapidly strengthened.
In Manchester, the population in 1717 was 100,00, but by 1922, the population grew to over 2,300,00 people. This significantly helped the economy financially, because more people means more spending money.
