Traders, Kings, and Pilgrims

For what South India was famous for?

• Gold

• Spices

• Stones

• All of the above

• None of the above

What was black pepper known in Roman Empire?

• Gold

• Black Gold

• Spice Gold

• Pepper only

Where are many Roman gold coins have been found?

• North India

• South India

• East India

• West India

Who becomes rich and powerful?

• Chiefs and rulers who controlled the river valleys and the coasts

• Chiefs and rulers who controlled the seas and the coasts

• Chiefs and rulers who controlled the mountains and the coasts

• Chiefs and rulers who controlled the oceans and the coasts

South India is famous for____________ .

• Gold, Oil and silver

• Precious stones, copper and coal

• Gold, Spices and Precious stones

• Silver, spices and iron

The best known rulers who controlled the Silk Route were the ________

• Kushanas

• Satavahanas

• Cholas

• Cheras

__________ composed a biography of the Buddha.

• Ashvaghosha

• Bodhisattvas

• Fa Xian

• Xuan Zang

The capital of the Pandyas was _______________.

• Pataliputra

• Puhar

• Madurai

• Ujjain

A new form of Buddhism _________

• Mahayana

• Hinayana

• Bodhisattvas

• None of these

Muvendar refers to three chiefs ____________________________________

• Kushanas, Satavahanas, Pandyas

• Cholas, Cheras, Pandyas

• Kanishka, Ashvaghosha, Satakarni

• Hinayana, Mahayana, Bodhisattvas