Question

1. what was asokas approach to governance after his transformation?

a. military expansion
b. promoting peace and non - violence
c. building a new capital
d. establishing trade routes

1. what did asoka do to spread buddhism?

a. built temples in greece
b. sent missionaries to various parts of the world
c. wrote a book on buddhism
d. established a university

1. what was a key focus of asokas rule?

a. economic expansion
b. social and economic reforms
c. military conquests
d. building a new palace

Explanation:

After Ashoka's transformation (due to the Kalinga war), he embraced Buddhism. Buddhism promotes peace and non - violence. So, for governance, he would focus on promoting peace and non - violence.
To spread Buddhism, Ashoka sent missionaries to various parts of the world (like to Sri Lanka, West Asia etc.).
Ashoka's rule was focused on social and economic reforms. He worked on improving public welfare, building roads, wells, promoting dhamma (which had elements of social welfare).

Answer:

1. B. Promoting peace and non - violence
2. B. Sent missionaries to various parts of the world
3. B. Social and economic reforms