Here u go friend -> 1.How did the rise of the Mauryan Empire occur?
2.How far south did Asoka extend the Mauryan Empire?
3.What was the government of the Mauryan Empire like during the reign of Asoka?
4.How did Buddhism affect Asoka?
5.Why did people turn to Buddhism?
6.What signaled the end of the Mauryan Empire?

1.How did the Gupta Empire develop?
2.How did trade contribute to the spread of Indian beliefs and culture?
3.What were some contributions of the golden age of the Gupta Empire?
4.What types of art were produced during the golden age of the Gupta Empire?
5.In what ways did the Guptas advance architecture and metallurgy?
6.What factors contributed to the decline of the Gupta Empire?

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