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Which statement is balanced and correct about India's world contacts?

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Correct answer: India sent goods, knowledge and culture outside and received external art-architectural influences

Direct answer: Option A, India sent goods, knowledge, and culture outside and also received external art and architectural influences. India’s contacts with the wider world were not one-sided. Spices, textiles, and other goods travelled through land and sea routes. Indian mathematical ideas, philosophical traditions, stories, languages, and cultural practices also influenced other regions through learning and contact. At the same time, India adopted and adapted artistic and architectural forms that came through outside contacts. Option A is correct because it includes both giving and receiving and recognizes several kinds of exchange. Option B is wrong because it falsely says India gave nothing. Option C is wrong because India’s connections involved knowledge and culture as well as spices. Option D is wrong because India had extensive land and maritime contacts. The word “only” is a warning sign in B and C, while “no contact” makes D completely false. Memory cue: world contact is a two-way exchange—India influenced others and was influenced too.

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