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    DecomPosiTion                                       AlgoriThmic Thinking
                      7.  A historian wants to analyse why the            9.  Which sequence best explains the

                         Satavahanas became a major economic                 fragmentation of the Mauryan Empire and
                         power. Which combination of factors should          rise of new kingdoms?
                         be prioritised first for analysis?                         (a)  Strong rulers → expansion → unity

                                (a)  Religion, temples, rituals, donations             → decline
                                                                                    (b)  Assassination of last ruler →
                                (b)  Agriculture, trade networks,                      weakening of central power →
                                   taxation systems, geographical                      independence of small states →
                                   advantage
                                                                                       rise of regional kingdoms
                                (c)  Warfare, invasions, decline,                   (c)  Trade expansion → cultural growth
                                   conflicts
                                                                                       → empire collapse
                                (d)  Literature, poetry, inscriptions,
                                   language                                         (d)  Religious conflicts → invasions →
                                                                                       formation of Mauryas
                      8.  Which sequence correctly decomposes the
                                                                         10.  If control over trade routes declined, what
                         importance of Naneghat inscriptions?
                                                                             would be the most likely outcome for the

                                (a)  Cave → decoration → tourism →           Satavahanas?
                                   decline
                                                                                    (a)  Increased revenue and power.
                                (b)  Trade route → toll collection →
                                   records → historical evidence                    (b)  Strengthened central authority.
                                (c)  Religion → temples → destruction               (c)  Economic decline leading to
                                   → loss
                                                                                       weakening of the empire.
                                (d)  Coins → trade → invasion →
                                   collapse                                         (d)  Expansion into new territories.

                                       Four rulers — Puṣhyamitra, Gautamīputra, Khāravela, and Kaṇiṣhka — are each
                                       linked to one of the following:
                                       Vedic Rituals, Maritime Trade, Religious Tolerance, Silk Route Trade.

                                       •  Puṣhyamitra is not linked to any trade.
                                       •  Gautamīputra is linked to Maritime Trade.
                                       •  Khāravela is linked to Religious Tolerance.

                                       •  Kaṇiṣhka is linked to Silk Route Trade.
                                       Who is associated with Vedic Rituals?

                                                  (a)  Puṣhyamitra                               (b)  Gautamīputra

                                                  (c)  Khāravela                                 (d)  Kaṇiṣhka

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