Muslim invaders of India after the death of Harsha differed from Central Asian tribal raiders in that they
A)were rapidly assimilated.
B)lacked religious bonds.
C)retained non-Indian identities.
D)all of these choices
E)none of these choices

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Unlike Central Asian tribal raiders who came to India, Muslim invaders who came after the death of Harsha did not assimilate easily into Indian society. They retained their non-Indian identities and didn't form strong religious bonds with the local population. This was partly due to their religious and cultural differences, as well as their more organized and centralized nature, which allowed them to maintain a separate identity.

Muslim Invaders of India After the Death of Harsha Differed