UPSC Prelims · 1999 · GS Paper I · Q1
One consistent feature found in the history of southern India was the growth of small regional kingdoms rather than large empires because of
- (A)the absence of minerals like iron
- (B)too many divisions in the social structure
- (C)the absence of vast areas of fertile land
- (D)the scarcity of manpower
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- Subject
- History
- Chapter
- Post-Mauryan India & Sangam Age
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