Which is not a reason that the gupta economy thrived?

A. Individual cities and villages were granted much power.

B. The government banned outside trade to keep wealth in the empire.

C. Merchants and artisans made goods such as cloth and pottery.

D. Wheat, rice, and other farm crops were sold locally.

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Micah Morales

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Which is not a reason that the gupta economy thrived?

A. Individual cities and villages were granted much power.

B. The government banned outside trade to keep wealth in the empire.

C. Merchants and artisans made goods such as cloth and pottery.

D. Wheat, rice, and other farm crops were sold locally.

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Belen Hansen · Answer 1

The best answer to the question that is being asked above would be letter B. One statement that did not become a reason that the gupta economy thrived is the government banning outside trade to keep wealth in the empire. They freely welcomed trade and that made it flourish the economy more.

Which is not a reason that the gupta economy thrived?A. Individual cities and villages were granted much power.B. The government banned outside trade to keep wealth in the empire.C. Merchants and artisans made goods such as cloth and pottery.D. Wheat, rice, and other farm crops were sold locally.