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The Gupta kings changed the economic structure of agricultural system because, _____________ 

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The Gupta kings changed the economic structure of agricultural system because, _____________ 

(a) many foreign communities came and settled in India 

(b) their preference was on giving the land to local farmers for tilling

(c) king was appointed as Viceroy who looked after the provincial administration 

(d) the human figure was the central theme of the sculptures in the Gupta period


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(b) their preference was on giving the land to local farmers for tilling

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