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What are the classes of the Caste System from highest to lowest? -Brahmins: priests/judges/scholars -Kshatriya: Warriors/Military -Vaishya: Tradesman/Craftsmen/merchants/teachers -Sudra: Servants/laborers/unskilled workers -Untouchables: Sewer cleaners/leather makers/dead body removal/ street sweepers
What is the mountain range in Northern India? And what does it separate India from? Himalayas are located in Nepal and Northern India.
How does the mountain range affect India's climate? -climate barriers -protects from cold, dry winds of Asia. -prevents monsoons -source of great rivers. -snow melts and provides water for rivers -the water is used for irrigation and electricity
Define subcontinent. A large relatively self contained landmass forming a subdivision of a continent.
Describe monsoon and what it means to be seasonal. seasonal wind in southeast asia blowing from the southest between May and September that brings heavy rain for a long time period.
Who founded Buddhism? Why did he leave home at age 25? Siddartha Guatama. Raised as a prince. Sheltered by and over protective father and he left the palace to explore the meaning of life and to understand how the rest of India lived.
What was Saddartha most concerned for? finding a solution to the problem of suffering. selfishness was the cause. No selfishness no suffering. happiness/enlightment/nirvana
What are the guiding principles of Buddhism? -4 noble truths -eightfold path -meditation -humbleness -peace and serenity
what did the Buddha teach about material objects? they are irrelevant to a happy life. They create more selfishness. Which creates suffering. live simplistically not materialistically.
how did the geography of India help it become a thriving and successful civilization. use of Indus and Ganges rivers for transportation food/water and irrigation. mtns protected india from cold air heavy snow in mtns allowed for spring flooding mtns drew warm which causing monsoons mtns and deserts oceans formed a protected barriers
What is the purpose of the eightfold path. to guide you to enlightment and nirvana extreme peace and happiness
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