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Which option best describes the reasons for the decline of the Gupta Empire? (1 point)
-The Gupta Empire fell to the Shaka kingdoms, which expanded from western India in the third century CE
-Incursions from the Hephthalites and internal political struggles led the Gupta Empire to split apart in the fifth and sixth centuries CE
-After clashes with the Roman Empire and the Han Dynasty, the Gupta Empire was split up into provinces of those empires.
-After a large war with the Mauryan Empire, the Gupta Empire was taken over by Ashoka in the second century CE
-The Gupta Empire fell to the Shaka kingdoms, which expanded from western India in the third century CE
-Incursions from the Hephthalites and internal political struggles led the Gupta Empire to split apart in the fifth and sixth centuries CE
-After clashes with the Roman Empire and the Han Dynasty, the Gupta Empire was split up into provinces of those empires.
-After a large war with the Mauryan Empire, the Gupta Empire was taken over by Ashoka in the second century CE
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-The Gupta Empire fell to the Hephthalites and internal political struggles led the Gupta Empire to split apart in the fifth and sixth centuries CE
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