1. JEOPARDY

2. GEOGRAPHY HINDUISM, BUDDHISM, or ISLAM RELIGION & SOUTH ASIA IMPERIALISMINDEPENDENCE 100 200 300 400 500 Final

3. These mountains separate the Indian subcontinent from the interior of Asia. BACK

4. South Asia’s earliest civilizations developed along this river valley. BACK

5. This river is considered sacred for the majority of India ’ s population. BACK

6. This seasonal wind is vital to India ’ s farmers because of the rains that it brings. BACK

7. The location of this disputed territory is important because it controls the source of irrigation water. BACK

8. These followers believe in one God. BACK

9. These followers are polytheistic. BACK

10. These followers believe in reincarnation. BACK

11. These followers believe in karma. BACK

12. These followers reject the caste system. BACK

13. Roughly this percent of India ’ s population is Hindu. BACK

14. This ancient civilization provided the basis for the caste system and other beliefs of the Hindu faith. BACK

15. DAILY DOUBLE Q

16. The order of the caste system from top to bottom. BACK

17. In opposition to the caste system, he became the founder of Buddhism (you can ’ t say Buddha) BACK

18. The enlightened states for Hindus and Buddhists. BACK

19. This British trading company had its own soldiers and laws in India BACK

20. The main cause and result of the Sepoy Rebellion BACK

21. One political positive and negative of British rule in India BACK

22. One social positive and negative of British rule in India BACK

23. One economic positive and negative of British rule in India BACK

24. The definition of civil disobedience BACK

25. In addition to India, this country was created as part of the Indian Independence Act. BACK

26. Two factors that led to India ’ s independence (as discussed in class) BACK

27. The aim of the “ Quit India ” movement. BACK

28. How are the members of the Lok Sabha (House of the People) and the Rajya Sabha (Council of State) chosen? BACK

29. Indian Democracy Question

30. India and the United States are both democratic governments. Identify one way they are similar (in terms of the set up of the government) and one way they are different. BACK