20 points! Please help! If your answer isn't related to the topic, then I'll delete your answer. Ancient India Template

Complete the chart. Refer to the lessons in Module Six to describe the S. P.R. I.T. E. categories as they relate to Ancient India. Some of the chart has been completed for you.

Hinduism & the Guptas
Buddhism & the Mauryans
Social
They had used the Caste system, with untouchables to do the jobs that no one wanted. Intermarriage between caste levels was not allowed.

Political

In 321 BCE, Chandragupta Maurya took over the former Magadha kingdom. It became the center of the Mauryan Empire. His government was a highly organized bureaucracy. He worked his way westward to the Indus Valley. The third emperor, Asoka, brought all of India, except the far south, into the empire. He used military strategy to rule.
Religion
There were temples and the worship of many gods. Animal sacrifices and complex rituals made some people feel disconnected from Hinduism. Religious beliefs were spread through trade.

Intellectual

Buddha's teachings and the Four Noble Truths were passed down through oral tradition. Buddhists meditate to find their own truths. Asoka placed stone pillars providing moral guidance all over India (Edicts of Asoka.)
Technology
Gupta metal workers built a huge wrought-iron pillar. Indian doctors practiced Ayurvedic medicine. They could set bones and perform simple surgeries. They also began vaccinating people against smallpox.

Economy

Roads and harbors were built to help trade grow. Royal officials collected taxes.

How did Hindu animal sacrifices impact Buddhist practices?
Describe Asoka's rule before and after he converted to Buddhism.
If you had to choose, would you choose to live in the Mauryan or Gupta Empire?
Let's imagine the United States was debating to bring a caste system to the country, would you protest or support the effort? Why or why not?