Question

Sixth century BCE turning point:
(A) Mahajanapadas
(B) Coinage
(C) Temple architecture
(D) Painting golden age
(E) Iron use Choose the correct answer:

• A. A, B, C
• B. A, C, D
• C. C, D, E
• D. A, B, E

Hint:

The spread of iron tools during this period played a crucial role in agriculture and warfare, driving both technological and social transformations.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

The sixth century BCE was marked by significant developments such as the rise of the Mahajanapadas (A), the introduction of punch-marked coins (B), and the increased use of iron (E). These changes facilitated the rise of urbanization, trade, and military advancements, leading to the formation of powerful kingdoms in India. Temple architecture (C) and the golden age of painting (D) emerged later, in subsequent centuries.