What inference can you make from study the map about Mauryan dynasty and what were the result of these interactions?

Question: What inference can you make from studying the map about Mauryan dynasty and what were the result of these interactions?

Inference
I can infer that that the towns were close together for easy travel along the silk route and they were close to rivers as a constant source of water.

Result
The result of the interaction between the mesopotamians and the Indus people made the Indus people borrow the idea of using seals to mark their goods. This is because the seals among them were similar

Impacts of Religion and How did Hindumsim and Buddhism spread to SouthEast Asia?

Question: Impact of Religion and how did Hinduism and Buddhism spread to SEA?

Impact of religion

Rulers often used the teachings of a religion to guide the way they governed. This also altered their mindset on ruling. For example, when Ashoka converted to Buddhism, he stopped waging wars on other kingdoms and encouraged his people to lead good lives. Religion also influenced the way the people of ancient India, China and SEA lived. An example was when the kings of SEA converted to Islam, they stopped seeing themselves as gods.

How did Hinduism spread to SEA?

Hinduism came to SEA in the 1st century CE. It is believed that Hindu priests from India were invited to the courts of ancient SEA rulers to teach Indian culture. The rulers then adopted Hinduism, learneed Sanskrit and built magnificent Hindu temple cities.

How did Buddhism spread to SEA?

Buddhism was brought to SEA c. 300 CE. It was brought by  Indian and Chinese traders along with Buddhist missionaries who travelled with them. The ancient SEA rulers then adopted Buddhism and built impressive ancient monuments such as the famous Borobudur complex in Indonesia and the Ananda temple in Myanmar.