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How did the borders of the Gupta Empire compare to the borders of the Maurya Empire? The Maurya Empire extended farther south and west.
The Maurya Empire was smaller than the Gupta Empire.
The Maurya Empire and the Gupta Empire had the same borders.
The Maurya Empire extended farther east than the Gupta Empire.


How did the borders of the Gupta Empire compare to the borders of the Maurya Empire?

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