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Polytheism | belief in many gods
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Vedas | old religious texts
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Brahmanism | Religion based on rituals and priests
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Guru | person who left their home and went to live in the forest to practice, think and talk about their religion
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Upanishads | gurus ideas in writing
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Ramayana&Mahabharata | poems about religious stories in history
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Brahman | Brahmanisms god with many sides/faces/meanings/personalities, the source of all things
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Dharma | a persons duty, or what is right for him or her
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Karma | the effect of a persons actions in this and previous lives
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Samsara/reincarnation | the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth (based on karma)
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Buddah | someone who achieved enlightenment
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Ascetic | religious person who gives up everything to seek enlightenment
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Meditate | to dwell on anything on anything in thought
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Nirvana | state of perfect peace and end to suffering
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4 noble truths | the way of buddah
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Eightfold path | 8 steps for elimination suffering
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How are religion and culture different? | culture is what influences you to believe and practice a certain religion (mostly)
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How are religion and culture | Religion and culture are both what you believe is right and what you do in your daily life
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How are dharma, karma, samsara and moksha connected or related according to Hindu beliefs? | they are all related and have something to do with karma, good, or bad
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How did Hinduism develop from Brahmanism? |
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What features of Hinduism helped it to spread? | Trade with other countries, population fluctuation,
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