What was the major source of foreign invasions for India?
A) sea frontiers to the east
B) borders with China
C) resident colonies of foreign traders
D) lack of strong military leadership
E) frontier with present-day Afghanistan
E
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What have scholars learned from studying the Rig Veda?
a. The older hymns in the Rig Veda are in Sanskrit. b. Priests transcribed the hymns to clay tablets. c. The hymns in the Rig Veda were a product of the Harappan's early migration into Europe. d. Hymns speak to a variety of information on ancient Sumerian society. e. Changes in the hymns over time indicate changes in society in reaction to Buddhism.
From reading the Periplus and relating it to archaeological discoveries today, scholars have deduced that trade was very active on the southwestern coast of India because
a. Foreign ships were too big to travel through the shallow waters between India and Sri Lanka. b. Since Buddhism rejected wealth, very little trade was carried out on the eastern coast of India. c. Goods from the southwestern coast area had the most precious goods to trade. d. Foreigners were able to pay in Roman and Greek coins. e. Precious goods on the eastern coast must be paid for in Roman and Greek coins.
Which of the following is associated with the Red Scare that swept the United States in the years following the end of World War I?
A) Eighteenth Amendment B) St. Valentine’s Day Massacre C) Palmer Raids D) Volstead Act