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Why is India's world contact called two-way?

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Correct answer: Because India gave ideas and goods and also received outside influences

Direct answer: Option B. India’s world contact is called two-way because exchange moved in both directions. India sent goods, ideas, culture and knowledge to other regions, while India also received languages, beliefs, technologies, artistic influences and trading contacts from outside. Option B states both parts, so it is complete. Option A is wrong because India did not only receive influences; it also contributed many things. Option C is the opposite of the historical evidence: India had wide land and sea contacts. Option D is wrong because contact was not limited to one sea; routes connected India with several regions by land and water. Memory cue: two-way means “India gave and India received.”

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