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Which of the following Indian civilizations emerged as a classical civilization of lasting value?
stupas.
Aśoka
adopted the Indian numeral system.
the Roman Empire.
In taking action, one must not worry about success or failure.
the Greeks
Mahabharata
the Guptas
Structures built in the form of burial mounds to house a relic of the Buddha were called
stupas.
Aśoka
adopted the Indian numeral system.
the Roman Empire.
In taking action, one must not worry about success or failure.
the Greeks
Mahabharata
the Guptas
Which Indian literary work is an epic that includes riddles about the meaning of life?
stupas.
Aśoka
adopted the Indian numeral system.
the Roman Empire.
In taking action, one must not worry about success or failure.
the Greeks
Mahabharata
the Guptas
Located between influential cultures, the Kushān Empire was shaped by contact with China, Persia, and
stupas.
Aśoka
adopted the Indian numeral system.
the Roman Empire.
In taking action, one must not worry about success or failure.
the Greeks
Mahabharata
the Guptas
Under the reign of __________, India became a major crossroads in a trade network that extended from the rim of the Pacific to Southwest Asia and the Mediterranean Sea.
stupas.
Aśoka
adopted the Indian numeral system.
the Roman Empire.
In taking action, one must not worry about success or failure.
the Greeks
Mahabharata
the Guptas
What key lesson of Indian society does the Bhagavad Gita contain?
stupas.
Aśoka
adopted the Indian numeral system.
the Roman Empire.
In taking action, one must not worry about success or failure.
the Greeks
Mahabharata
the Guptas
From whom did the Kushāns adapt the alphabet?
stupas.
Aśoka
adopted the Indian numeral system.
the Roman Empire.
In taking action, one must not worry about success or failure.
the Greeks
Mahabharata
the Guptas
After the Arabs conquered large parts of India in the eighth century A.D., they
stupas.
Aśoka
adopted the Indian numeral system.
the Roman Empire.
In taking action, one must not worry about success or failure.
the Greeks
Mahabharata
the Guptas
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