European Colonial Influence and Socio-political Changes in South Asia

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These flashcards cover key concepts and facts regarding European colonialism, political changes, and socio-cultural issues in South Asia.

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Which European power controlled five cities on the Indian subcontinent in 1700?

The Dutch controlled five cities.

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What was the status of Bhutan in 1700 according to European territorial claims?

Bhutan was not a possession or territory of any European entity.

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Which empire controlled the vast majority of South Asia in 1700?

The Mughal Empire.

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By what name was modern-day Sri Lanka known in 1900?

Ceylon.

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Which colonial power had possessions in South Asia in 1700, but none by 1900?

The Dutch.

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What was the status of Nepal and Bhutan in 1900?

Both were considered a 'British protectorate'.

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Which country in South Asia is experiencing serious Maoist revolutionary movements?

Nepal.

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Where is the population of Sri Lanka primarily concentrated?

In the southwest portion of the country.

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What is the concentration area of the population in Pakistan?

In the Indus River Valley and Punjab.

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What is the population density range in northern Bhutan?

Between 6 and 25 people per square kilometer.

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What countries in South Asia have populations exceeding 10 million people?

Delhi, Mumbai, Karachi, Dhaka, and Kolkata.

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Which country has the highest population density in South Asia?

Bangladesh.

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Which country in South Asia has experienced the greatest net emigration?

Nepal.

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Where do pull factors appear to be strongest in South Asia?

Delhi shows the strongest pull factors.

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Which two countries in Sub-Saharan Africa have major populations of South Asian descent?

South Africa and Kenya.

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What played a key role in the spread of the South Asian diaspora?

British colonialism.

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What traditional farming method adapts to climatic uncertainties in South Asia?

Intercropping.

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What is the source of energy that brings monsoon rains to South Asia?

The insolation of Central Asia during summer.

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Which environmental issue causes 2.5 million premature deaths annually in India?

Air pollution.

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How was the British East India Company influential in South Asia?

It evolved into an administrative agency controlling trade and the economy.

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What is the notable economic sector in Bangalore?

Software development.

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What historical event had roots in the ongoing ethnic violence in Kashmir?

The partition of South Asia.