Examine the small Hindu kingdoms of southern India that arose after the collapse of the Guptas. How did these states resist the spread of Islam? How successful were they in their other endeavors?
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a. Were formed by members of Mongolian peoples known as the Toba. b. Were members of lineages originating in eastern China. c. Kept themselves separate from common Chinese families. d. Were reluctant to take advantage of new military tactics.
Which of the following was not a country created out of the territories of the war's so-called losers?
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a. abolished slavery in order to increase agricultural production. b. large-scale water control programs were undertaken to regulate the flow of rivers and distribute water to the fields. c. continued to consider merchants as the property of the Buddhist monasteries. d. moved from a largely agricultural to an industrial society. e. was conquered by the Aryans.