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 compare either map1 or map2 with the present day map of the sub continent. find 3 similarities and 3 differences between them

similarities1 both are the maps of indian subcontinent2 both shows the country srilanga3 both shows oceansdifferences1 in map 1 south india is shown on the north and in map 2 south is shown on the south2 map 1 is drawn by arab cartographer and map 2 by french cartographer

3 map 1 is drawn in 12th century and map 2 in 18th century

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In map 1 north India was in south and Sri Lanka and southern Indiawas in north
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Map 1 was made in 1154 ce by an arab cartographer al-idisri ...while map 2 was made in 1720 ce by a french cartographer ... Map 2 was mostly used by european sailors and merchants.....map 2 was more clear ,as a map than map 1 which wasn't clearer with details
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n map 1 north India was in south and Sri Lanka and southern Indiawas in north
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similarities1 both are the maps of indian subcontinent2 both shows the country srilanga3 both shows oceansdifferences1 in map 1 south india is shown on the north and in map 2 south is shown on the south2 map 1 is drawn by arab cartographer and map 2 by french cartographer

3 map 1 is drawn in 12th century and map 2 in 18th century

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compare either map 1 or map 2 with the representday map of the subcontinent listening as many similarities and differences as you can find.
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Difference:-(1)map was made in 1154 ce by the Arab geographer Aldrisi and map 2 was made in 1720s by a French cartographer.
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n map 1 north India was in south and Sri Lanka and southern Indiawas in north
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Map 1 and Map 2 represent two different times. Map 1 was made in 1154 CE by al-Idrisi, an Arab geographer. This section is a detail of the Indian subcontinent from his larger map of the world. Map 2 was made by a French cartographer in 1720. Both maps are quite different from each other, even though they represent the same area. In Map 1 we find south India at the place where we would expect to find north India and Sri Lanka is the island at the top. The place names are in Arabic. Some familiar places like Kanauj in Uttar Pradesh have been spelled as Qanauj. In comparison to this Map 2 was made nearly 600 later after Map 1. By that time information about the subcontinent had changed a lot. This map appears to be more familiar to us. The coastal areas, particularly, are more detailed.
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3.Alluvial Soils-Alluvial soils are formed mainly due to?silt deposited by Indo-Gangetic-Brahmaputra rivers.?In coastal regions, some alluvial deposits are formed due to wave action.The soil is?porous?because of its loamy nature.
Black Soil-?The?black soil are formed by the volcanic rocks?that found in the?Deccan Plateau.When dry, it develops?cracks and has a blocky structure. Hence,called as Self Ploughing Capacity.
Red Soil-The?presence of ferric oxides makes the colour of soil red, ferric oxides?occurring in the soil particles.
Laterite Soil-?These are typical soils of the monsoon climate which is characterised by seasonal rainfall. With rain, lime and silica are leached away, and soil rich in iron oxide and aluminium are left leading to the formation of laterite soil.
Mountain Soil-?This type of soil is found in the forest regions where rainfall is sufficient.In the Himalayas, these soils undergo denudation and are acidic with low humus content.
Desertic Soil- Found In the desert region of India.These soils have minimum water holding capacity.

??????Ways to save daily water-
1.Turn off the water while brushing your teeth.
2.Turn off the water while shaving.
3.Don't use more water for gardening
4.Dont use the full capacity of water while your washing machine while washing clothes.
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