Question

The Aryans were an Indo-European-speaking people who moved:

a) North across the Urals into Siberia.
b) East across the Caspian Sea into China.
c) South across the Hindu Kush into Northern India.
d) West across the Alps into Switzerland.

Answer 1

The Aryans were an Indo-European-speaking people who migrated South across the Hindu Kush into Northern India. They brought with them the Vedic religion and established a new society based on their religious rituals.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Aryans were an Indo-European-speaking people who migrated to South across the Hindu Kush into Northern India. They entered the Indian subcontinent as conquerors around 1800 BCE and brought with them the Vedic religion. This religion was based on the Vedas, which were religious hymns sung in rituals to celebrate their pantheon of gods. Over time, the Indian peoples added new dimensions to the Vedic religion, changing the nature of Aryan society.