Topic 2: Religions/Belief Systems

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Topic 2: Religions/Belief Systems

Belief System: Hinduism Region: India Major Beliefs/Practices: Reincarnation: Belief that soul is reborn after death Dharma: Ones religious duty Karma: Positive or negative force of actions in your next life Caste System: Rigid class structure, status determined by birth Polytheism: Belief in many gods Main Gods: Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva Moksha – Become one with divine essence (Hindu Heaven)

Impact of the Belief System on India Caste System: Provides order and stability throughout Indian history. Provides rules for social behavior. Status, career, economic status are all determined by caste. Provides local control, little need for strong central govt Class Divisions Ganges river is sacred Hindu Literature: Mahabarahta and Ramayana Hindu Temples: Political, Social and Economic Centers of India

Belief System: Confucianism Region: China Major Beliefs/Practices: Filial Piety – Respect for elders/Veneration of Ancestors Family and Education are MOST important Lead by Example Social Hierarchy – Rank people in society 5 Basic Relationships Mutual Obligation: People have responsibilities to others

Impact of the Belief System on China Confucian Social Structure: Provides order and stability throughout Chinese history. Provides rules for social behavior. Stable Government in China Civil Service Exams – Measure Ability Merit Based Bureaucracy: Position in government is determined by ABILITY Strong Central Government-Powerful Bureaucracy Importance of Family People Respect elders Education is IMPORTANT