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The physical geography of the Indian Subcontinent includes unique physical features and a variety of climates and resources.
Towering mountains, large rivers, and broad plains are the key physical features of the Indian Subcontinent.
The Indian Subcontinent has a great variety of climate regions and resources.
Ancient civilizations and powerful empires have shaped the history of India, which today features a blend of modern and traditional cultures.
Advanced civilizations and powerful empires shaped the early history of India.
Powerful empires controlled India for hundreds of years.
Independence from Great Britain led to the division of India into several countries.
Indian culture is shaped by many things, including religion and a caste system.
Daily life in India is centered around cities, villages, and religion.
Today, India faces many challenges, including a growing population and economic development,
Despite cultural differences, the countries that border India share similar challenges.
Many different ethnic groups and religions influence the culture of India's neighbors.
Rapid population growth, ethnic conflicts, and environmental threats are major challenges to the region today.
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