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slega [8]
4 years ago
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How did Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam influence the development of India?

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dangina [55]4 years ago
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Peace and non fighting courses.
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When you take into account all of theses aspects 1.) Granting of Citizenship 2.) Language 3.) Military force 4.) Construction of military yet civilian necessities 5.) Flourishing trade coupled with extended periods of peace, it becomes easy to understand how one Civilization could be denoted as the Greatest of the Ancient world.  To contrast that, after the fall of Rome, Europe entered into a Dark Age that would last nearly 1200 years.  

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