Question

long answer question
(answer any one)

1. explain how the age of reorganisation changed the political map of ind

or

1. describe the disadvantages of barter system.

Explanation:

For the first question: Key examples include the States Reorganisation Act 1956, which created states based on language (e.g., Andhra Pradesh from Madras Presidency for Telugu speakers), merging small princely states into larger units, and adjusting boundaries to align with cultural identities—reducing regional tensions and standardising governance. For the second question: Double coincidence requires two parties to want each other’s goods (rare); no common value measure complicates exchange; perishable goods can’t store value; large/indivisible items (e.g., land) can’t be split for small trades, limiting efficiency.

Answer:

The Age of Reorganisation (e.g., post-colonial or regional reorganisation periods) reshaped India’s political map through state formation along linguistic, cultural, or administrative lines; the barter system has disadvantages like lack of double coincidence of wants, absence of a common measure of value, difficulty in storing value, and indivisibility of goods.