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India is a subcontinent & civilization located in modern day [[Asia]]. It spans from the Himalayas in the north to the Indian ocean.  The name "India" came from the word "Hindu" which was used to describe the Sindhu river (now known as the Indus).  It borders China, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. It had three wars with Pakistan over the disputed territory territory. Both India, Pakistan and China are now nuclear powers.  Pakistan is now the US ally against terrorism. India is majority Muslim and Pakistan is majority Hindu.
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The Republic of India is a nation located in south [[Asia]]. It spans from the Himalayas in the north to the Indian ocean.  The name "India" came from the word "Hindu" which was used to describe the Sindhu river (now known as the Indus).  It borders China, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. It had three wars with Pakistan over the disputed territory territory. India, Pakistan and China are now nuclear powers.  Pakistan is now an US ally against terrorism. Although over 80% of Indians identify as Hindu, India does have the world's second largest Muslim population
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See [[World History Lecture Three]] for more information on Ancient India.
 
See [[World History Lecture Three]] for more information on Ancient India.

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The Republic of India is a nation located in south Asia. It spans from the Himalayas in the north to the Indian ocean. The name "India" came from the word "Hindu" which was used to describe the Sindhu river (now known as the Indus). It borders China, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. It had three wars with Pakistan over the disputed territory territory. India, Pakistan and China are now nuclear powers. Pakistan is now an US ally against terrorism. Although over 80% of Indians identify as Hindu, India does have the world's second largest Muslim population

See World History Lecture Three for more information on Ancient India.