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Why was the period of Gupta rule a golden age for India?
There were many advances in art; mathematics; science; technology.
What developments from the golden age of the Guptas influence our lives today?
Decimal system; system of numerals; the value of pi.
What developments marked India's golden age under Chandra Gupta II?
A flourishing of arts; literature; math; science.
What led to the collapse of Maurya Empire?
Poor leadership; invasions.
When did the Guptas begin to rule India?
They began to rule in 320 A.D.
Who were the Guptas?
The Guptas were a family that became the second group of rulers to unify India.
What were some of Asoka's accomplishments?
Set an example of compassionate and tolerant behavior; tried to govern fairly; sent missionaries to spread Buddhism; improved roads; founded hospitals.
What were some of the notable features of Asoka's rule?
He sought to rule India by peaceful means; he was influenced by Buddhism and promoted the spread of that religion.
What change did Chandragupta Maurya bring to India?
He united much of the subcontinent under a single empire.
How did the Maurya rulers unite northern India?
They conquered much territory in northern India.
How could a Buddhist achieve an end to suffering?
By following the Eightfold Path and reaching nirvana.
What is a belief or practice common common to Buddhism and Hinduism?
Reincarnation; meditation.
Who is Asoka?
The greatest Maurya king.
What is dharma?
The teachings of the Buddha.
What is nirvana?
The Buddhist concept of a state of being where suffering ends.
Who is Siddhartha Gautama?
The man who became known as the Buddha.
What is Buddhism?
A religion that is based on the teachings of the Buddha.
What is ahimsa?
Nonviolence.