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The Shakas, who set up kingdoms in the north-west and west, were a people of which origin?
AGreek-Mediterranean
BPersian-Iranian
CCentral Asian roots
DChinese-East Asian
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Central Asian roots
The Shakas were a people of Central Asian origin who founded kingdoms in north-western and western India.
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