alleryWhich period is considered the Golden Age of India by some historians?
AGupta
BMaurya
CSultanate
DMaratha
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Gupta
1. The Gupta period is considered the Golden Age of India by some historians.
2. Others dispute the label.
3. The Maurya, Sultanate and Maratha periods are not given it.
_Source: Wikipedia, Gupta Empire, Lead section_
Keep practising Gupta Empire
Browse all Gupta Empire questions for CTET, or explore more Social Studies topics.
Related questions
Which city did Chandragupta II develop as a major cultural centre after conquering it?Which Gupta ruler is often identified with the legendary Vikramaditya?Which two dynasties succeeded the Guptas in the Gangetic region?Which anti-Buddhist Huna king killed monks and destroyed monasteries?The Allahabad Prasasti reflects Samudragupta's aspiration for which ideal?Which Sri Lankan king sought Samudragupta's leave to build a monastery at Bodh Gaya?The Gupta calendar era is generally dated to roughly which year?The Vikrama Samvat calendar era begins in which year?