The Gupta empire (320 CE - 550 CE), also known as The Golden Age of India was marked by extensive inventions and discoveries in science, technology, engineering, art, literature, logic, mathematics, astronomy, religion, and philosophy.
1) During this Chandragupta reign a group of nine scholars, also called as the Nine Jewels produced advancements in many academic fields. Within those advancements, they developed a decimal system with a numeral for zero, postulated the theory that the Earth moves round the Sun, and studied solar and lunar eclipses.
2) The correct answer is letter D, Chandra Gupta II. Under his reign Chandragupta II carried the biggest promotion of science, art, philosophy, and religion by the government. During the 4th century, Chandragupta Vikramaditya conquered about twenty one kingdoms, both in and outside India.
3) Chess was first invented by Indians in ancient India and was first played by 4 players This game was known in India nearly 3,000 years ago.
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Nazi Germany, physicians initiated a program of sterilization and euthanasia directed at the mentally-ill and physically disabled.
The answer is C I think. I took latin and I'm pretty sure the names have to do with Gods. They named them after certain people. Either C or D
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<span>B.)It challenged Catholic traditions, forcing people to reassess the Catholic religion.
The reformation movement that created protestantism and its many variants resulted in counter-reformation which was a movement in which people started reconnecting themselves to the Catholic church and the Pope understanding that things have to be changed in institutionalized religion. England's relationship weakened and they separated eventually, while the east and west were separated over Orthodoxy and Catholicism, not on Protestantism.</span>
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It is the reasoning why the American colonies are leaving the British Empire. It is important because it was the basis for starting the American Revolution and attempting to become a separate nation out of British control.
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