Order India Through the Gupta Empire

Order India Through the Gupta Empire
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Order India Through the Gupta Empire
1. Which religion spread primarily through the efforts of traders
and merchants?
(A) Shinto
(B) Zoroastrianism
(C) Jainism
(D) Buddhism
(E) Judaism
2. People in Neolithic Asia probably cultivated all of the following
EXCEPT
(A) millet
(B) rice
(C) spices
(D) poi
(E) bananas
3. All of the following are true of the empire of Chandragupta Maurya
EXCEPT that it
(A) adopted Buddhism as a unifying force throughout the empire
(B) became the first unified, centralized government in India
(C) used standardized coinage to make trade more efficient
(D) established governmental control of mining and shipbuilding
(E) formed a powerful military
4. The summer monsoons in India blow
(A) northeast off the Indian Ocean
(B) south across the dry Asian interior
(C) southwest from the Pacific Ocean
(D) west from southeast Asia
(E) east from the Indian Ocean, the Persian Gulf, and the Red Sea
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5. All of the following were true of women in the Gupta Empire EXCEPT
that
(A) they could own and inherit property
(B) child marriage became more common
(C) widows with sons were not permitted to remarry
(D) female infanticide was occasionally practiced
(E) they could not participate in sacred rituals or study religion
6. In its current form, the Manusmriti (laws of Manu)
(A) was probably written during the Mauryan Empire
(B) attempted to validate the high caste position of the Brahmans
(C) preached gender equality in religious practice but not in economic
matters
(D) attempted to mitigate the social inequality of the caste system
(E) was probably written during the Gupta Empire
7. Mathematical and scientific achievements of the Gupta Empire include
all of the following EXCEPT
(A) new developments in surgery
(B) Indian numerals and the decimal number system
(C) accurate calculation of the value of pi and the circumference
of the earth
(D) the concept of zero
(E) the spinning wheel for spinning thread or yarn from wool
Order India Through the Gupta Empire
8. “As man discards worn out clothes
To put on new and different ones,
So the embodied self discards its worn-out bodies
to take on new ones. . . .
Death is certain for anyone born,
and birth is certain for the dead;
since the cycle is inevitable
you have no cause to grieve!”
In this passage, Lord Krishna is explaining to the warrior Arjuna
(A) the existence of heaven and hell
(B) the importance of nirvana
(C) the doctrine of reincarnation
(D) the meaning of karma
(E) the way to achieve Buddhahood
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