Answer
The progress made under Gupta was;
• Development of Sanskrit literature
• Progress in metallurgy
• Invention of the modern system of numbers
• Religion was a noteworthy feature of Gupta culture
Explanation
The Gupta age was named the golden age of Sanskrit literature that was both the language of state, religion and culture. Rulers pay much attention to Sanskrit literature with great favors from Buddhists, Brahmins and Jainas.
Iron pillar located in New Delhi is one of the achievements in metallurgy during Gupta period. The pillar has been exposed to time and weather for 1600 years and is yet to rust. In addition to that, the invention of modern system of numbers marks one of the great progresses of Gupta period which is a foundation to our present day science and mathematics.
<span>1. Byzantine empire was far more richer than Western Roman Empire. Western Empire was poorly developed and populated compared to the East, with thriving cities such as Constantinople and Alexandria.
2. Diplomacy: he Byzantines had enemies by all sides, and limited military power for that reason. However, the wealth of the Eastern Empire allowed them to create and develop a more effective diplomacy and divert barbarians to the west.
3. Falling domestic population in Western Empire, and rapidly populatng neighbours (Germanic Tribes) who find themselves hungry or pushed out of their homes by another expansionist power (Huns), together put enormous pressure on the Borders of the Roman Empire, because they were extremely undeveloped and weak compared to Romans, they had more advanced troops, and could have beaten troops, but only if they came by one, not all together, as actually happened.</span>
The organizing principle of that list is CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER.
"Between the World Wars" would cover the years from November 1918 (end of World War I) to September, 1939 (start of World War II in Europe).
Eisenhower's presidency came after World War II. Eisenhower was in office as President from January, 1953, to January, 1961.
"The 1960s" would be the next chronological item in the list, starting at the end of the Eisenhower years and covering the next decade.
The gold rush would bring about 300,000 people to California<span> between 1848 and 1854.
The population was about 90,000
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