How did Asoka's rule lead to prosperous India

A. He conquered nearby Greek-controlled kingdoms and absorbed their wealth

B. He developed an effective tax system

C. He built excellent roads that promoted trade

D. He encouraged tolerance

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17 September, 05:20

How did Asoka's rule lead to prosperous India

A. He conquered nearby Greek-controlled kingdoms and absorbed their wealth

B. He developed an effective tax system

C. He built excellent roads that promoted trade

D. He encouraged tolerance

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Katie Robinson · Answer 1

The correct answer is C) He built excellent roads that promoted trade.

Asoka's rule led to prosperous India in that he built excellent roads that promoted trade.

Asoka was born in 304 BC and ruled Indian from 268 to 232 BC. He was the third ruler of the Maurya Dynasty in India. He was considered a good ruler and people respected him. Under his reign, he spread Buddhism but was tolerant of other religious beliefs. He also made his reign prosperous in that he built excellent roads that promoted trade. Thus created good opportunities for many people and the economy of the empire improved.

Jakobe Bailey · Answer 2

He conquered nearby Greek-controlled Kingdoms and absorbed their wealth A.

How did Asoka's rule lead to prosperous IndiaA. He conquered nearby Greek-controlled kingdoms and absorbed their wealthB. He developed an effective tax systemC. He built excellent roads that promoted tradeD. He encouraged tolerance

How did Asoka's rule lead to prosperous India

A. He conquered nearby Greek-controlled kingdoms and absorbed their wealth

B. He developed an effective tax system

C. He built excellent roads that promoted trade

D. He encouraged tolerance