What geographic features of the Indian subcontinent brought the vibrant exchange of culture and ideas to the
Gupta?
Seaports on the west and southern coasts
The Bay of Bengal to the West of the Subcontinent
Himalayan Mountain along the Northern border.
Trade routes along the foothills of the northern mountains.
The Indian Ocean that brought in trade from Arabia and Africa

The Indian Ocean that brought in trade from Arabia and Africa

Explanation:

During the Gupta period, the trade routes up North were profitable but stagnant. The Gupta took great care to focus on maritime trade and developed their ships and navy to suit the demands.

This led to the business boom with Arabia, Rome and Africa which were flourishing markets for Indian goods at the time.

Through this route many scientific advancements and technologies traveled to and fro India. Thus this route was the most important.

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