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What is human habitation/ Human Settlement? Factors and Classification of habitation/Settlement?

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What is human habitation called? Classification of habitation. What are the principles of establishing settlements? Human Habitation When people gather and permanently reside in a specific place, it is called human habitation. This is the first step in using oneself with nature for movement. The establishment of settlements is the first step in meeting human needs in the environment and protecting oneself from adverse conditions. Different types of human settlements have emerged in various parts of the world based on the diversity of natural conditions. For example, people in polar regions build houses with ice, and in most rural settlements in Bangladesh, you can see houses made of bamboo and thatch. In various cities around the world, modern designs and construction materials are used to create high-rise buildings. With the increasing population, human habitation is growing both in rural and urban areas. Particularly, unplanned urbanization is leading to widespread environmental poll
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How to Prepare Campus Map or Any Institutional Location Map using ArcGIS and with a little help of Graphics

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Locator map using ArcMap Creating a campus map or institutional location map using ArcGIS, coupled with graphic design elements, can significantly enhance the overall navigational experience for users. ArcGIS, a powerful geographic information system (GIS) software, allows for the integration of spatial data, making it an ideal tool for mapping diverse campus features. Begin the process by gathering relevant spatial data, such as building outlines, walkways, parking lots, and landmarks. This information can be collected through satellite imagery or surveyed using GPS devices. Import the data into ArcGIS, ensuring accurate georeferencing for precise spatial representation. Utilize the software's layering capabilities to organize the various elements of the campus map. Separate layers for buildings, roads, green spaces, and other features enable easy customization and updating. ArcGIS offers a range of symbology options, allowing users to choose distinct colors, symbols, and labels f
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Arab-Israeli Conflict (ongoing, various conflicts including the 1948, 1967, and 1973 wars)

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  The Arab-Israeli Conflict is a long-standing and complex dispute between various Arab states and the state of Israel over territory, sovereignty, and other political and historical issues. The conflict has evolved over the years and has seen several major wars and numerous smaller conflicts. Here is an overview of some of the key events and wars in the conflict, including the 1948, 1967, and 1973 wars: 1948 Arab-Israeli War (1947-1949) : This war occurred shortly after the United Nations approved the partition plan for Palestine in 1947, which aimed to divide the territory into separate Jewish and Arab states, with Jerusalem as an international city. The war began in 1947 when Arab states rejected the UN plan, and fighting ensued between Jewish and Arab militias. Israel declared independence on May 14, 1948, and neighboring Arab states, including Egypt, Jordan, Syria, and Iraq, invaded the newly declared state. The war ended in 1949 with armistice agreements, leaving Israel in contro
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First Indochina War (1946-1954):Outbreak, Key Phases and International Involvement

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  The First Indochina War, also known as the French Indochina War, was a conflict that took place from 1946 to 1954 in Southeast Asia. It primarily involved the French colonial administration and Vietnamese communist forces led by the Viet Minh, with significant implications for the broader Cold War struggle. Here's an overview of the First Indochina War: 1. Background: French Colonial Rule: France had maintained control over its colonies in Southeast Asia, collectively known as French Indochina, which included Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. Vietnamese Nationalism: Vietnamese nationalist movements, including the Viet Minh (led by Ho Chi Minh), emerged during and after World War II, seeking independence from French colonial rule. 2. Outbreak of War: The First Indochina War began in late 1946 when Viet Minh forces launched a series of uprisings and attacks against French colonial authorities. The war was characterized by guerrilla warfare, with the Viet Minh operating from remote areas
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