The Ganges River was vital for the Mauryan Empire's expansion, providing fertile land for agriculture, facilitating trade, and serving as a crucial transportation route, which helped unify and strengthen the empire.

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Which natural feature played a crucial (important) role in the expansion of the Mauryan Empire? Options: The Deccan Plateau, The Ganges River, The Thar Desert, The Bay of Bengal
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The Ganges River
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What do people in rural areas of South and Southeast Asia primarily depend on for income?
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Agriculture and fishing
Answer explanation
In rural areas of South and Southeast Asia, the economy largely relies on agriculture and fishing, as these activities provide the primary source of income for many communities, unlike technology, tourism, or mining.
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What has been one significant impact of the Syrian Civil War on neighboring countries?
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An increase of Syrian refugees
Answer explanation
One significant impact of the Syrian Civil War on neighboring countries has been an increase of Syrian refugees, as many people fled the violence seeking safety and stability in nearby nations.
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As Louisa and Elizabeth move to the big urban city, what challenges might they encounter? Options: More green spaces, Decreased job opportunities, Pollution and overcrowding, Improved infrastructure
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Pollution and overcrowding
Answer explanation
As Louisa and Elizabeth move to a big urban city, they are likely to face challenges such as pollution and overcrowding, which are common issues in densely populated areas, impacting their quality of life.
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What common belief do both Buddhism and Hinduism share regarding the afterlife?
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Rebirth in a new form based on past actions
Answer explanation
Both Buddhism and Hinduism share the belief in rebirth, where an individual's next life form is determined by their past actions (karma). This cycle of rebirth continues until one achieves liberation (moksha or nirvana).
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During a class discussion, Rina mentioned some factors that contributed to social unrest in Syria. What were they? Options: Religion bans, Harsh government crackdowns and drought, A strong economy, Peaceful demonstrations
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Harsh government crackdowns and drought
Answer explanation
The correct answer is 'Harsh government crackdowns and drought' as these factors directly led to social unrest in Syria, exacerbating grievances against the government and contributing to widespread protests.
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How did Islam spread to South and Southeast Asia? Options: Through military conquest, Through missionaries from Europe, By travelers from Africa, By Muslim merchants in the early 700s
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By Muslim merchants in the early 700s
Answer explanation
Islam spread to South and Southeast Asia primarily through Muslim merchants in the early 700s, who established trade routes and cultural exchanges, facilitating the introduction of Islamic beliefs and practices.
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What role did trade play in the cultural development of the Gupta Empire?
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It facilitated cultural exchanges with distant regions.
Answer explanation
Trade in the Gupta Empire connected them with distant regions, facilitating cultural exchanges that enriched their society. This interaction led to the sharing of ideas, art, and technology, enhancing cultural development.
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What concept do both Buddhism and Hinduism promote to encourage ethical behavior?
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By promoting the idea that actions have consequences for future lives
Answer explanation
Both Buddhism and Hinduism promote the idea of karma, which teaches that actions have consequences that affect future lives. This encourages individuals to behave ethically, as their actions will influence their future experiences.
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Which type of agriculture is primarily focused on meeting the needs of the farmer's household?
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Subsistence farming
Answer explanation
Subsistence farming is focused on producing enough food to meet the needs of the farmer's household, rather than for sale or trade, which distinguishes it from commercial agriculture.
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