1. Chapter 8 Section 2 Buddhism Changes By: Peter Holker, Raphael Gilliam, Ramsey Bouhaddou

2. When to Take Notes Different color= listen carefully (might be on test ) Different color= listen carefully (might be on test ) Underline=take notes Underline=take notes Nothing=just listen Nothing=just listen

3. Buddhism from China Buddhism from China Had to do rituals Had to do rituals Costs a lot of money Costs a lot of money Time-consuming Time-consuming Only rich people could do it Only rich people could do it But, poor people were equally religious But, poor people were equally religious

4. Zen (Buddhism) Required studying Required studying Needed a teacher Needed a teacher If you did that= Nirvana If you did that= Nirvana Samurais=Zen Samurais=Zen Made flowers and trees Made flowers and trees Meditated in special gardens Meditated in special gardens

5. Pure Land (Buddhism) People did not have the time to meditate + study People did not have the time to meditate + study So, they made Pure Land So, they made Pure Land Chant Buddhas name=Nirvana Chant Buddhas name=Nirvana It was called Ambidism It was called Ambidism

6. Why were new forms created? No time No time Not enough money for rituals Not enough money for rituals No time + no money= Pure Land Buddhism No time + no money= Pure Land Buddhism

7. What we went over Normal Buddhism Normal Buddhism Zen Zen Pure Land Pure Land

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9. Quiz Questions 1. Why were new forms of Buddhism created? A. For fun B. They didnt have time or money C. They got bored D. They needed a new religion

10. Quiz Questions 2. What did Pure Land Buddhists do to get enlightenment? A. Rituals B. Chanting Buddhas name C. Sit down D. Find water

11. Quiz Question 3. What social classes did Zen most appeal to? A. Shogun B. Samurai C. Peasant D. Nobles

12. Quiz Questions 4. Why was Pure Land Buddhism most popular to common people? A. It was fun B. The poor needed a religion C. It was cheap D. It was a way to get money

13. Quiz Questions 5. How did Buddhism change in Japan? A. A rich religion to a poor religion B. A poor religion to a rich religion C. An angry religion to a happy religion D. A happy religion to an angry religion

14. What you will learn next About the social classes in Japan About the social classes in Japan