How was an iron plough better than that of wood?
Answer:
Answer to be written in the exam:
During the early kingdoms and mahajanapadas of India, the iron plough was an improvement over the wooden plough.
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It was
stronger
and
sharper
than a wooden plough. It could dig deeper into the soil. This made it easier to clear forests and cultivate more land.
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It was
more durable
and
less prone to damage
than a wooden plough. It did not break or rot easily and could last longer.
- It was more efficient and faster than a wooden plough. It could cover more area and produce more in less time. The iron plough also made it possible to cultivate lands that were previously unsuitable for agriculture.
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