The correct answer is C) Muryas.
The Mauryas rulers followed endogamy.
The term endogamy that people get married in the same family line. For the Mauryas, marriage outside the family line was forbidden.
In 332 BC, the Maurya Empire was founded by Chandragupta Maurya. He defeated the troops of the Nanda Dynasty, conquering territories in the west and central India, making it one of the largest empires of that time. It reached the northern parts of India, the border with the Himalayas, to modern-day Afghanistan and Iran.
The process of being reincarnated or born again.
Thomas Jefferson only wanted to purchase the city of New Orleans to ensure American access to the Mississippi River and Trade routes to the eastern America.
Your question ain't that clear but ill try.
Question:
what role did disease play in the Spanish conquest of the Americas?
Answer:
The Americas was a land inhabited by natives with no contact to Europeans until the conquest of Europeans. Europeans have brought guns, religion, and accidentally brought diseases as well. The Native Americans had no immunity to things like "small pox" and it wiped out large amounts of their populations at a time.
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Answer:Of all the world's ancient calendar systems, the Maya and other Mesoamerican systems are the most complex, intricate and accurate. Calculations of the congruence of the 260-day and the 365-day Maya cycles is almost exactly equal to the actual solar year in the tropics, with only a 19-minute margin of error.
Maya astronomer-priests looked to the heavens for guidance. They used observatories, shadow-casting devices, and observations of the horizon to trace the complex motions of the sun, the stars and planets in order to observe, calculate and record this information in their chronicles, or "codices". From these observations, the Maya developed calendars to keep track of celestial movements and the passage of time. The Maya also kept detailed records of the moon, although these do not seem to constitute a formal lunar calendar
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