Q19 of 45 Page 2

How have India's land routes with the world contributed to the exchange of ideas and commodities since ancient times?

i. There was no route other than the land route in ancient times till the discovery of sea route.


ii. The Indian market was the centre of many international products and commodities and travellers travelled through land routes to trade in the Indian market.


iii. The ideas of Upanishads and architectural style of India was shared by the travellers who like the beauty of India.


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