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19-10-2018
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How did the emperor govern in the Gupta empire

A. Though giving citizens freedom and choice
B. Through threats and corporal punishment
C. Through keeping subjects uneducated and dependent.
Or D. Through enriching subjects through trade

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sophiapknight sophiapknight

19-10-2018

I believe its A because the i know art flourished during that time.

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nightcore67 nightcore67

19-09-2019

Answer: the answer is A

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just trust me, correct me if im wrong but you wont have to correct me, its A

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