Question

1. how has south asia worked to meet the needs of its large population? select 3 correct answers

by implementing the green revolution

by putting the dalits to work

by developing cottage industries

by doing outsourcing for other countries

Explanation:

• The Green Revolution in South Asia (especially India, Pakistan, etc.) increased agricultural productivity, helping meet food needs of the large population.
• Cottage industries provide employment and goods, contributing to economic and social needs.
• Outsourcing (e.g., IT and service sectors in countries like India) generates income and jobs, aiding in meeting economic and livelihood needs.
• "Putting dalits to work" is not a structured or valid strategy for meeting population needs (dalits are a marginalized group, and this phrasing is inaccurate and does not represent a formal policy or effective approach).

Answer:

A. by implementing the green revolution
C. by developing cottage industries
D. by doing outsourcing for other countries