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Instructions for today’s “quiz” (You may NOT use a book or notes. Only your brain.)  Grab a partner, a piece of poster paper, and a few markers.  Draw a LARGE Venn diagram on your poster and label the circles “Hinduism” and “Buddhism”  Brainstorm at least three specific things they have in common. Write these in the center.  Then, identify at least three specific things that are unique to each religion. Write these in the circles.  Want some extra credit? Include a couple of illustrations and/or include more than three specific characteristics for each (lame stuff like “they’re both religions” of course doesn’t count)  Grab a partner, a piece of poster paper, and a few markers.  Draw a LARGE Venn diagram on your poster and label the circles “Hinduism” and “Buddhism”  Brainstorm at least three specific things they have in common. Write these in the center.  Then, identify at least three specific things that are unique to each religion. Write these in the circles.  Want some extra credit? Include a couple of illustrations and/or include more than three specific characteristics for each (lame stuff like “they’re both religions” of course doesn’t count)

Classical India 321BCE-550CE

The Khyber Pass today

Mauryan Empire  Warrior Maurya rose to power in the wake of Alexander (4th c. B.C.E.)  His grandson Ashoka extended the empire and unified India  Conquered in 184 BCE-500 yrs. of disunity followed  Warrior Maurya rose to power in the wake of Alexander (4th c. B.C.E.)  His grandson Ashoka extended the empire and unified India  Conquered in 184 BCE-500 yrs. of disunity followed

Symbol of Ashoka’s rule,symbol of modern India

Modern flag of India featuring the “Ashoka Shakra”

The Gupta Empire  Considered India’s “golden age”  Founded by Chandra Gupta in 4th c.  Not as centralized or extensive as Mauryan  Hindu tradition developed  Collapsed in 550 CE due to Hun attacks  Considered India’s “golden age”  Founded by Chandra Gupta in 4th c.  Not as centralized or extensive as Mauryan  Hindu tradition developed  Collapsed in 550 CE due to Hun attacks

Chitragupta Temple

Saranath Buddha

Roman NumeralsHindi Numerals XVII +17+ XXXVIII+38+ XXIII+23+ LVIII+58+____________ Roman NumeralsHindi Numerals XVII +17+ XXXVIII+38+ XXIII+23+ LVIII+58+____________ Which is easier??