What was true of the religious beliefs of the Achaemenid rulers?
a. They did not see any connection between religion and government.
b. They were monotheists.
c. They tried to establish Zoroastrianism throughout their empire.
d. They worshiped Ahura Mazda, but may not have been Zoroastrians.
e. They were fundamentally areligious.
d
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A) at all levels B) primarily among brahmins C) as a result of choices by the ruling elite D) first among India's merchants
The Toltec state introduced all of the following military innovations EXCEPT:
a. Short wooden swords with inlaid obsidian edges. b. Obsidian daggers with wooden handles. c. Establishing colonies and having troops accompany traders. d. Wheeled chariots that were used to terrify the enemy.
What factors contributed to the fall of the Tang Dynasty? Provide examples.
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is NOT a significant Southeast Asian export?
a. Sugar b. Rice c. Tin d. Oil e. Wheat