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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| south america | under north america |
| north america | on top of south america |
| atlantic ocean | in between africa and south and north america |
| africa | has a iiland next to it |
| europe | looks like it is broken |
| asia | bigest one on there |
| aralic ocean | all the way on top |
| sother ocean | all the way at the botom |
| antartca | all that way down |
| Hinduism | Is a symbol made up of three Sanskrit letters, A, U, and M. |
| Aryans | Wise men and women founded the Hinduism religion |
| Buddha | - Hindu prince who gave up his wealthy way of life to find truth about life - poor, sick and death. |
| Ashoka | Chandra Gupta’s grandson - Bindusara was his dad Maurya emperor who went to war for 8 years until |
| Chandra Gupta | Chandra Gupta |
| Buddhism | Buddhism is a religion based on the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama. (video) |
| Life and Story of Buddha | A Hindu prince, Siddhartha was a wealthy prince. A prophet predicted he would be a wandering holy man. His father, the king wanted him to become a ruler. |
| Basic Beliefs | Buddha accepted the Hindu idea of karma.To gain enlightenment the Buddha advised people to follow the middle way, a way of accepting the four truths. |
| Four Noble Truths | Dukkha- suffering is a part of life.Samudaya- suffering is caused by desires.- -getting what you want does not guarantee happiness.Nirodha- suffering will stop if you give up your desires.Magga- the eightfold path will stop the suffering. |
| Eightfold Path | 1. Right belief –strive to clearly understand the Four Noble Truths. Strive to understand your own mind.2. Right purpose- think kindly of others and avoid dwelling on the past or future.3. Right speech- speak kindly and truthfully. |
| 4. Right conduct- act kindly towards all living things. Do not be attached to the results of actions.5. Right livelihood – have a job (vocation) that does not harm others.6. Right effort- be determined to cleanse the mind. | 7. Right mindfulness- be fully aware of what you are doing, always with concern for others.8. Right meditation- intensely concentrate during meditation to focus on being one with any situation. |
| Reaching Nirvana | Nirvana is a state of perfect peace. The goal is to reach nirvana by following the eightfold path.The first two steps involve preparing one’s own mind. |
| The 5 Precepts | Do not harm any living things. Do not steal, take only what is given. Avoid overstimulation. Do not say unkind things. Do not take drugs or alcohol. |
| Subcontinent | A large landmass that is smaller than a continent. |
| Sanskrit | The most important language in Ancient India |
| Hinduism | Oldest and largest religion in India. A complex of beliefs, values, and customs worshiping many gods, reincarnation and karma. |
| Caste System | Social structure determined by a person’s birth, wealth, or occupation. |
| Vedas | Any of the oldest Hindu sacred texts, composed in Sanskrit and gathered into four collections. Each contained sacred hymns and poems |
| Reincarnation | The process of rebirthSouls are born and reborn many timesBelieved that this needed to happen in order to join Brahma. |
| Karma | The effects that good or bad actions have on a persons soul |
| Ahisma | The practice of non-violence. |
| Buddhism | A religion based on the teachings of Buddha. |
| Four Noble Truths | ..Four principles that are the heart of Buddha's teachings. Suffering and Happiness are a part of life. No one can escape sorrow. |
| Nirvana | A state of perfect peace. This also aligns with the Four Noble Truth’s from Buddha |
| Mauryan Empire | a dynasty that ruled from 321 to 185 BCE from NE India to most of N and Central India. |
| Gupta Dynasty | an ancient Indian empire from 320 to 550 CE and covered much of north India.Arts flourished and a strong central government was established. |
| siddhartha Gautama | a prince that tride to fine peas and did |
| another name for buddhist religiouns | monasterien |
| how did buddhism spread? | hord of north from midionsrs |
| brahmin | Preists and teachers |
| Kshatriyas | worriors and Rulers |
| vaisyas | farmers,traders,and land owners |
| Sudras | larorers and sevents farmers |
| untouchebles | the out-casts lowest of the low |
| dalits | treaded un humenley |
| Ashoka | lived between 304 B.C.-232 B.C. |
| varnas | the four major social categories in Aryan socitey |
| jati | Brought into existence |
| 1500 Bc Aryans invaded what was intradaced | iron was intradaced |
| How did it affect farming | if it has to much water then it will floud the crops |
| How did it affect farming | if it had to little it will die |
| Describe monsoons | it is the senels winds that come from the sea |
| when did the indes river valley civirzation start | in 3000 B.C. |
| Was the Buddha’s who lived 2,600 years ago a god? | No he was not |
| Is a Buddha a name? | No it is a title |
| What dose Buddha teach | It teaches that we all live in a fog of illusions |
| How old was sidehartha when he’s life changed? | He was twenty nine when he’s life changed |
| What did he do for the rest of he’s life | He spent the rest of his life, teaching people how to realize enlightening meant for them self |
| What did they teach except for teaching people what to believe | He taught them to realize, and enlightenment for themselves |
| When did the urge to seek peace of mind, arise, in him | When he saw a spiritual seeker a holy man |
| The traditional story of Buddhist life may not be what | Factually accurate |
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