Which of the following was the unifying characteristic of the regional dynasties of South Asia in the third through first centuries BCE?

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The unifying characteristic of the regional dynasties of South Asia in the third through first centuries BCE was the patronage of Buddhism. This included Mauryan dynasty of Ashoka, who converted to Buddhism and made it the state religion, and the Satavahanas of the Deccan, who also patronized Buddhism. Buddhism became a unifying force among the various dynasties and helped spread its teachings throughout the region.

Which of the Following Was the Unifying Characteristic of the Regional