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  "Aryan settlement spread from the Indus region and Himalayan foothill to Ganges River system". (World Civilization)
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  The sacred Vedas were assembled and conveyed "by braham priest between 1200 and 900 B.C.E" (World Civilization)
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  "Along the Ganges and other rivers, towns were devoted to trade or specialized manufacture of key pottery products such as pottery, tools, and cotton textiles". (World Civilization)
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  Epic Indian tale, which gave "insight into family life and gender relationships in this era" (World Civilization)
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  Brahman had a dominance in power
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  The teachings and practices of a diverse range of religious figures". (World Civilization) Such as Buddha
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  Rama was a import figure "in the popular Indian Epic Ramayana". (World Civilization)
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  "Last of the able rulers of the Gupta dynasty". (World Civilization)
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  Was one of Vastayana's work's which "contain detailed instruction on virtually all aspects of the good life for wealthy men". (World Civilization)
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  "Political advisor to Chandragupta Maurya". (World Civilization)
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  "Alexander's armies crossed the Hindu Kush into India... beginning his last major conquest". (World Civilization) His fight was victorious
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  A year after Alexander died "his Indian conquest was left to be fought over by the commanders who divided up his empire". (World Civilization)
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  "Founder of Mauryan dynasty... first centralized government since Harappan civilization". (World Civilization)
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  "Oceanic trading system was in place across the Afro Eurasioan continents... Indian subcontinent was a central producer & consumer". (World Civilization)
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  Grandson of Chandragupta Maurya; completed conquest of Indian subcontinent". (World Civilization)
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  After Alexander the Greats invasion this Dynast was "established in Indian subcontinent" (World Civilization)
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  "the Maurya Empire disappeared" (World Civilization)
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  This dynasty "built empires that extended to all but the southern regions of Indian subcontinent". (World Civilization) 3rd century C.E