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Review for India Quiz

Where is India?

Label the Ganges and Indus River

Label the Himalayan Mountains and the Hindu Kush mountains.

Label the Arabian Sea, Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengles

Which mountain range does Mount Everest belong to?

Answer: Himalayans

What are the sacred text of Hinduism?

Answer: Vedas and Upanishads

Which religion was found by the ARYANS with their beliefs first being passed down from generation to generation?

Answer: Hinduism

Who founded Buddhism?

Answer: Siddhartha Guatama (Buddha).

Who spread Buddhism throughout India, China and the rest of Asia? How did this person spread the religion?

Answer: Asoka and through missionaries

How did the Aryans get around the physical features to invade India?

Answer: Khyber Pass

What did the city of Mohenjo- Daro have, that many cities still have today?

Answer: Sewers

What language did the Aryans speak?

Answer: Sanskirt

In the Caste System, who were the Kshatriyas, Vaistas and the Sudras ?

Answer Kshatriyas (noble fighters)  Vaistas (ordinary people)  Sudras (peasants)  Untouchables

True or False? One cannot move from the caste to which they are born.

Answer: True

Which civilization did Asoka rule?

Answer: Mauryan Empire

Was the Hindu religion considered polytheistic or monotheistic?

Vocab: knowledge that all thoughts and actions result in future consequences

Answer: Karma

In the Hindu religion, every living thing is made up of this and it is the all-powerful force.

Answer: Brahman

What is the atman in Hindu religion?

Answer: Soul

What is the life goal for every Hindu?

Answer: The goal of existence is a union of one’s atman with Brahman. - Moksha

Vocab: Rebirth based upon karma

Answer: Reincarnation

True or False? Moksha can be reached in one life time

Answer: False

Vocab: This refers to the religious and moral duties of a person

Answer: Dharma

What is the life goal for Buddhist?

Answer: Reach Nirvana (union with the universe and release from the cycle of rebirth

True or False? Men and women are treated equal in the Buddhist religion.

Answer: True

What is the holy book of Buddhist?

Answer: Tripitaka or “The Three Baskets of Wisdom”

What is this known as in the Buddhist religion? 1.All beings suffer- it is part of being human 2.People are driven by worldly desires which cause the soul to be reincarnated 3.By eliminating desire, people can eliminate suffering 4.Desire can be eliminated and Nirvana attained by following the Eight Fold Path

Answer: Four Noble Truths

What are these known as in the Buddhist religion? 1.Right View– See things through and grasp the things around you. 2.Right intention– Commitment to ethical and mental self improvement. 3.Right Speech- Don’t lie. 4.Right Action- Golden rule. 5.Right Livelihood- Earn your living in a legal and peaceful way. 6.Right Effort- Need to try to live appropriately. 7.Right Mindfulness- To see things as they are. 8.Right Concentration- All thought directed onto one objective, usually meditation

Answer: Eightfold Path