which is true about Asoka's connection to Buddhism?
a
He was key to spreading it across India by issuing the Edicts of Asoka.

b
He created a popular sect within the religion, called Sikhism.

c
He persecuted monks and nuns, causing them to flee.

d
He favored Hinduism over Buddhism, causing division within the empire.

The right answer is that he was critical to spreading it across India by giving the Laws of Ashoka. The Laws of Ashoka are the primary (actual articles that demonstrate something) of the spread of Buddhism in the advanced territory of India. Ashoka turned into an exceptionally steadfast Buddhist, in the wake of changing over to Hinduism. He was a vicious ruler and chosen he needed to adopt on a more quiet strategy to administering and changed over to Buddhism. He routinely urged his kin to become Buddhists and due to the Laws, a wide range of sorts of Buddhism were shaped.

Read this excerpt from "Wiley, His Mama, and the Hairy Man” in The People Could Fly

Now, facts are facts. Wiley was a boy. He and his mama lived by themselves with just Wiley’s dogs.

What makes this excerpt part of the exposition of the story?

It describes the setting of the story.
It introduces the main character.
It states the main conflict of the story.
It tells about the antagonist of the story.

Write a well-developed paragraph about the topic below. (please don't type a random answer or say something like "write something that you'd think would work best" I'm counting on you, thanks!)

I need an essey about Judaism plllz

Which economic system is based on customs and social roles?
A. Traditional
B. Market
C. Command

How did European involvement in Southwest Asia impact the region after the collapse of the
Ottoman Empire following WWI?
A Many Europeans immigrated to Southwest Asia.
B. Countries in Southwest Asia modeled their government after European governments
(democracies)
C. Political borders were decided by European powers without consideration of the political and
historic connections in the regions (Artificial Political Boundaries)
D. European power's presence in Southwest Asia established a long period of peace and improved
relations with non-Muslim western nations.