CHAPTER 2 SUMMARIZED NOTES A) THE EVOLUTION OF INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM 1) THE CLASSICAL GOLD STANDARD ERA (1870-1914) Characteristics: All currencies are valued in terms of their gold equivalent and thus all currencies are linked together. Eg: 1 ounce of gold = $20.67 1 ounce of gold = £4.25 so 1£ = (20.67 /4.25) = $4.87 Money has a value fixed in terms of commodity gold. Since gold is costly to produce‚ governments could not easily increase their
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Question 3a. What were the advantages and disadvantages of the caste system? How did the caste system reflect Indian society. A caste system was used by the ancient Indian society to separate themselves into categories. There are advantages and disadvantages with the use of this system but they all reflected Indian society in different ways. The term Caste and Varna meant “heredity” and “color”. The caste system was originally created to separate the early Aryans from the native Indians
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ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEM AT THE ADVENT OF BRITISH RULE 1.0 ’ Objectives 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Mauryan and Gupta Administration 1.3 Major Characteristics of Moghul Administration 1.3.1 Role of the King 1.3.2 Bureaucracy 1.3.3 Army 1.3.4 Police 1.4 Structure of the Moghul Administrative System 1.4.1 Central Administration 1.4.2 Provincial Administration 1.4.3 District and Local Administration 1.5 Revenue Administration 1.5.1 Land Revenue as the Primary Source of Income 1.5.2 Types of Land Tenurial Systems 1.5.3
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Molly Suminski Honors Project: Caste System and Religious Implications The Caste System of Ancient India is a major pillar of Ancient Indian History. This social structure of class was formed by the religion‚ philosophy‚ racial demographics‚ and economic structure of the time. It’s roots are extensive‚ claiming grounds and validation in all aspects of life. mirroring it’s impactful origins‚ the effects of the Caste System are numerous and unavoidable. This system of social relations determines everything
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happend destroyed en number of properties. The political system was completely unstable. Sultanates knew how to trade so they always lend up with favourable balance of payment and good balance of trade. They import horses for war purposes. In Mughal period en number of mughal emporers came into power of which some of them were turned to be good administrator and some bad. Good Administrators Shershah Suri‚ akbar‚ etc who consolidated INDIA brought some stability‚ brought some kind of measures like
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CHAPTER 6 continued… Kant’s Dualism * Noumenal World * Things as they are * We cannot experience this directly * Phenomenal World * Things as they are experience/perceived. * Mental representations of the noumenal world Perceptual Theory 1. Objects in the world 2. Sensations (secondary qualities‚ simple ideas) 3. Structuring by the mind 4. Perception‚ and Knowledge of universals/abstracts Space Perception * Kantian problem of Space
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India‚ “The land of Lords” is the world’s ancient civilization. India is also the land of various cultural diversities‚ where you will find a beautiful contrast of customary and contemporary ingredients. It is a place where you experience spirituality and solitude together. India is a land with legendary sagas‚ rich rituals‚ distinct cultures‚ various festivals and ceremonies. Also a land of historical monuments‚ architectural miracles and rich historical past. Let us know more about India 5‚000
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We need a revolution in the education system in India? Education builds the man so it builds the nation. Today we claim to be the biggest human resources supplier for the world‚ but are we concerned what quality of human capital we are building and for whose needs? We supply bureaucrats to the government‚ software engineers to the IT companies around the world‚ highly paid managers to the multinationals‚ we supply engineers and science graduates as researchers to the foreign universities. What capital
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ECN3000 International Trade An “Emerging Market” Country India Final Report Instructor: Mr. Dominique A. G. Jordan Class: BBA 4 Group Members:- * Huang Hsiang Yu‚ Rachael * Ethan Wong Weng Keong * Mah Hui Khoon‚ Yvonne * Danaya Somnam Submission Date: 15 January 2011 Word Count: 7‚399 words Contents Executive Summary 1 Reason for Selection 2 Country Background 3 PESTLE Analysis 5 Political 5 Economical 7 Social 9 Technological 12 Legal
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1. Inequalities among citizens a. Explain what the caste system is Æ The Dalits‚ p. 151 – division of society into four unequal hereditary social classes /castes + the Dalits (or Untouchables) who are outcastes… b. Point out the gap between rich and poor Æ A country on the march‚ p. 24 – From Bombay to Mumbai‚ p. 31 – Two stories‚ p. 32 – fourth highest number of billionaires in the world (55) vs 42% people living below 80p (0.93€) a day… – Dharavi slum in Mumbai: overpopulated (314‚887
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