Maurya and Gupta Kingdoms

1. Because of his support for education, King Ashoka turned his nation in India into one of the most ___________ in the world. 

• ambivalent

• agricultural

• industrial

• literate

Roads, shelters, police departments, hospitals, and public school system were all created by the kingdom in India?

• Gupta

• Maurya

• Qin

• Han

India entered the Golden Age when Ashoka became ______.

• a Muslim

• a Christian

• a Buddhist

• a warrior

What was the religion that Ashoka Maurya converted to and made it the main religion of th eMauryan government?

• Christianity

• Hinduism

• Buddhism

• Islam

Ashoka is remembered today because he had all his laws etched into stone and sent to all of the towns in India. . The laws were chiseled into stone tablets. What were the stone carved laws called?

• Ashoka's pillars

• The Hammurabi's Code

• The Law of 12 Tables

• The Law of Diminishing Returns

The Gupta Kingdom dominated over most of India from 320 to 550 AD. What was the religion of the Gupta Kingdom?

• Hinduism

• Islam

• Christianity

• Confucianism

Historians refer to the period in India under the rule of the Gupta Kingdom as the _______.

• Kingdom of Warfare

• Age of Empire

• Age of Conquest

• Golden Age

Some of the greatest inventions created during the Gupta Kingdom was in the area of ______.

• chemistry

• dentistry

• mathematics

• archery

Gupta period is also known as the-

• Golden Age of India

• Stone Age of India

• Iron Age of India

• Copper Age of India

What is the significance of the following symbols in connection with the Gupta Kingdom?

(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9)

• these symbols were banned by the Gupta

• these symbols were invented during the Gupta Kingdom

• these symbols were considered sacred as religious symbols

• These symbols were popular with the Huns who taught it to the Gupta