
Gupta Empire: The Golden Age of India
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Jennifer Davidson
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Match the following Vocab. terms.
Napoleon
Scholar
Statesman
French emperor known for his brilliant military abilities.
Someone who knows a lot about a particular subject.
A respected, wise/fair leader.
French emperor known for his brilliant military abilities.
Someone who knows a lot about a particular subject.
A respected, wise/fair leader.
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Multiple Choice
Chandragupta I set up ____________ as the capital city of the Gupta Empire.
Delhi
Varanasi
Chandigarh
Magadha
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Multiple Choice
Why was Samudragupta called the "Napoleon of India?"
He greatly increased the size of the Gupta Empire.
He started the Golden Age of India.
He was a brilliant warrior and statesman.
He made great trading relationships with other countries and empires.
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Multiple Choice
The Golden Age of India started with which leader?
Chandragupta I
Magadha
Samudragupta
Chandragupta II
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Multiple Choice
India's Golden Age involved inventions and discoveries in all of the following EXCEPT:
astronomy
history
math
science
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Multiple Choice
TRUE or FALSE: Modern Indian culture was started by the Gupta Empire.
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Choice
TRUE or FALSE: The Gupta Empire remained strong after the death of Chandragupta II, with strong new leaders who could take care of the threat of invaders from the Northwest.
TRUE
FASLE
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Multiple Choice
TRUE or FALSE: Girls were not allowed at Indian universities under any circumstances!
TRUE
FALSE
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Ajanta
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Multiple Choice
What was the subject matter of paintings and sculptures done during the Golden Age?
Emperors
Nature
Gods/religion
War
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amazing
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Multiple Choice
What was special about the iron from the Gupta Empire?
It was made from gold and copper.
Iron pieces from this time period have hardly rusted after 1,500 years!
It was used to make statues of gods.
The iron is unnaturally strong.
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All of the following are achievements of the great Gupta mathematician Aryabhata EXCEPT...
He calculated the size of Earth.
He proposed that Earth was not flat.
He studied eclipses and figured out why they occur.
He was the founder of Algebra.
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Match the following achievements with the proper description.
Roads
Mathematics
Metalwork
Literature
Painting & Sculpture
Encouraged trade during the Gupta Empire.
Decimal system and concept of "zero" as a whole number.
Considered one of the Gupta Empire's most amazing achievements.
Examples include laws, religious texts, fables, and the Bhagavad Gita.
The Ajanta Caves showcase bright colors and fine detail and scenes of Buddha, royalty, and nature.
Encouraged trade during the Gupta Empire.
Decimal system and concept of "zero" as a whole number.
Considered one of the Gupta Empire's most amazing achievements.
Examples include laws, religious texts, fables, and the Bhagavad Gita.
The Ajanta Caves showcase bright colors and fine detail and scenes of Buddha, royalty, and nature.
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