Ahimsa (nonviolence) is the right answer.
Ashoka Maurya was one of the most powerful kings of the Mauryan dynasty in the Indian subcontinent during the ancient times. He ruled between 273 to 232 B.C. He gave patronage and spread the faith known as Buddhism during his reign throughout India. It is only after his victory of Kalinga that he adopted a policy of "Conquest by Dharma". Although the King built his empire on the principles of Non-violence, but yet he obeyed the guidance sketched in the Arthashastra of Kautilya for the absolute king.
A samurai sword is called a Katana
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Apart from the original 13 colonies, no official war took place before gaining territory. This cession also caused debates about slavery, which then lead to the great compromise of 1850. This brought out past arguments, and a new solution was needed. California entered as a free state with promises to the South of receiving slave territory in Utah and New Mexico. The fugitive slave law was also passed with the compromise which horrified abolitionists and northerners. The law forced any citizen, northern or southern, to have to help in catching any suspected fugitive slave. This law pretty much allowed any white man to take any free black civilian as a slave. All this ends up leading in something very major. The civil war.
The Mandans were a small peaceful tribe. At one time, they also lived along the Missouri River in what is now South Dakota. Their villages were the trading centers for all the tribes of the upper Missouri River.
<span>C. Hiroshima
The Americans dropped atomic bombs on the city of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during the finals stages of the World War II.</span>