Why is the sixth century BCE often considered a major turning point in Indian history?
A. Emergence of states, cities, and towns; Use of iron
B. Emergence of states, cities, and towns; Dominance of Hinduism
C. Dominance of Hinduism; Use of iron
D. Emergence of Buddhism and Jainism, Extensive use of Copper
Answer:A
Why is the sixth century BCE often considered a major turning point in Indian history?
A. Emergence of states, cities, and towns; Use of iron B. Emergence of states, cities, and towns; Dominance of Hinduism C. Dominance of Hinduism; Use of iron D. Emergence of Buddhism and Jainism, Extensive use of Copper