India’s strongest leaders came from the Gupta Empire.

The Gupta Empire developed advancements in the areas of mathematics and science.

The achievements of the Gupta Empire surpassed those of the Tang dynasty in China.

Gupta paintings found on the walls of the Ajanta caves were superior to the art produced during the Mauryan Empire.

The migration occurred gradually over a long period of time.

Language and knowledge spread from northwestern to southern and eastern Africa.

The lack of primary documents makes it difficult to determine the exact cause of the migration.

Bantu civilization was superior to those civilizations that it displaced.

Islamic medicine was more advanced than

Chinese medicine.

Poetry and literature were more important

fields of study for Muslims than was

mathematics.

Knowledge of astronomy was used by

Muslims to fulfill religious obligations.

Islamic philosophies relied less on Greek

philosophical masters than on Indian

philosophical masters.

Samurai were expected to follow a code of

conduct known as bushido.

A rigid social hierarchy led to limited social

mobility.

The Tokugawa period was probably the most

peaceful period.

The shogun was the supreme military leader.

Farmers grew a surplus of barley, wheat, and dates.

The Indus people developed a system of writing.

Planned cities indicated a use of technology.

The Indus city-states were the most developed of the time period.