Question

In the question given below, three sentences are given which are jumbled. Find the correct sequence of these sentences so that they form a meaningful paragraph.
A. The moral optics of tribal societies offer contrasts to the modern and civilising missions of hegemonic powers and centralising states that continue today and could arguably even be considered the basis for continued preoccupation with the Durand Line.
B. Pakistan, the inheritor of the British territories, wishes to retain control over the portion of the tribal areas on its side of the line but is unable to pay the rents or provide the munitions won by Afghan allegiance to the line under the British.
C. Because of this, Afghanistan sees little value in acknowledging the frontier as legitimate.

Q: Answer-In the question given below, three sentences are given which are jumbled. Find the correct sequence...

ABC is the correct sequence of the sentences in the paragraph. A begins the paragraph by telling us how the moral optics of tribal societies stand in contrast to the modern and civilising missions of hegemonic powers and centralising states, and this continues even today and can be argued to be the basis of continued preoccupation with the Durand Line. B proceeds by telling us how Pakistan, which is the inheritor of British territories, wants control over the tribal areas on its side of the Durand Line but is not able to pay the rents or provide munitions won by Afghan allegiance to the line under the British. C concludes by telling us the consequence of this - Afghanistan does not recognise the frontier as legitimate.