Exam 8: Indian Empires

What were the most important factors in the strengths of Buddhism and Hinduism in India?

One of the largest of the early Aryan states was ________.

Kanishka was a ________ ruler of India.

The janapadas represent ________ in India during the sixth century B.C.E.

India under the Mauryans can be characterized as ________.

The impact of the Aryan invasion on South Asia can be characterized as ________.

The oral traditions of the Aryans are of particular importance to historians because the Aryans were ________.

Which of these ruled India around 300 B.C.E.?

The great temple of Borobudur was built in ________ in the 700s.

Faxian is best known as a ________.

Which of these is the Hindu value of following one's duty?

Historically,India has been characterized by ________.

Compare the Mauryan Empire to one of the empires discussed so far in the textbook.Consider in particular the institutions,political philosophies,and goals of each.

The janapadas were ________.

The third-century-B.C.E.Mauryan ruler,victor of the Battle of Kalinga,was ________.

The figure "Buddha of the 'great wonders'" reflects the influence of ________ invaders of India.

Which of these is illustrated by Angkor Wat?

The map "Classical south Asia" illustrates India's ________.

Which of these religions experienced a revival under Gupta rule?

The prominence of Sanskrit under the Guptas highlights that dynasty's ________ roots.