<em>The correct answer is D</em>. Chandragupta Maurya was an able and skilled leader.
Chandragupta Maurya(340-298BCE) was the founder of the Mauryan Empire. He was the son of a Nanda prince and a noble member of the Kshatriya caste (the warrior-ruler caste). He wanted to eliminate in India the fragments of Macedonian influence.
Kautilya Chanakya was the main advisor of Chandragupta when they formed an army, not so big and trained, but the brilliant strategies of Chanakya helped Chandragupta invaded Pataliputra and established the Mauryan Dynasty in 322. Chandragupta defeated the invaders from Greek and was considered a great leader with the support of its people.
Chandragupta dominance extended from Northern India until the Indus River and the Bay of Bengal in the East.
Answer: Anti-Chinese and Mexican
Explanation: Anti-Chinese and Mexican
Colonists were angered by a restriction in the Intolerable Acts that required them to pay taxes on items that for most of their lives had remained tax-free.
I think it is B. English merchants hoped to control colonial trade, namely in Boston, which angered colonists.
