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South AsiaSouth AsiaUNITFPO88554 Unit 8 Unit 8555 WHY IT S IMPORTANT Many of the countries of South Asiahave earned their independence rela-tively recently, but they have their rootsin very ancient civilizations. The rich cul-ture, minerals, and spices of the areahave attracted foreign invaders for hun-dreds of years. Since the subcontinentshook off the cloak of British colonialrule in the 20th century, political and reli-gious rivalries within the region havethreatened its peace and stability. Thegovernments of South asia are strug-gling to overcome their differences andincrease the region s role in trade andtechnological learn more about South asia and its impact on your world, view the World Regions video South asia . Monk in front of dome of Buddhist shrine, NepalWorld Regions VideoNGS a giant pointed tooth, South asia juts out of the Asian continentand into the salty waters of the Arabian Sea, the Indian Ocean, andthe Bay of mountains separate this region fromthe rest of greatest of these are the mountains of theHimalaya, which include Mount Everest the tallest peak on of the Himalaya, the land descends to fertile lowlands that are watered by the Indus, Brahmaputra, and Ganges River systems.
South Asia UNIT FPO 8 554 Unit 8. Unit 8 555 WHY IT’S IMPORTANT— ... T S W E S T E R N G H A T S DECCAN PLATEAU H I M A L A Y A H I N D U K U S H Great Indian Desert Dondra Head Cape Comorin Lakshadweep Andaman Islands Nicobar Islands Rann of …
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