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Ancient India Quest

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Mohenjo-Daro -A city on the Indus River
Himalayas -A mountain range on India's Northern Border
Nirvana -The ultimate goal in Hindus and Buddhist beliefs
Mauryas -The first Indian Emperors
Sanskrit- The classical Indian language which came from languages spoken by the Indo-Europeans
Karma -The effects of good or bad deeds in this life and the next
Brahamin -The highest class in Indian Society
Rajah -A king of a small Indian Kingdom
Ashoka -Mauyra king who built the Buddhist Nation
Samsara -In Hinduism, the belief in the continuous cycle of birth, death, and rebirth.
The Buddha believed that _________________ ended people's suffering. -Enlightenment - the realization of the true nature of reality, leading to liberation from suffering (samsara) and the cycle of rebirth, ultimately achieving Nirvana
Buddhism's Eightfold Path is similar to Hindium's belief of ____________________. -Dharma - your moral responsibilities and duties.
What are the four noble truths? - All living things must suffer. - Suffering, which is caused by a desire to live, leads to reincarnation. -The goal of all existence is to end the endless cycle of reincarnation and to reach Nirvana. -Nirvana is attained through an Eightfold Path.
A person of which caste would likely say, "I have been learning about battle. My father is showing me how to use different kinds of weapons." -Kshatriyas
One reason Siddhartha came up with the idea of the "middle way" was..... -Neither extreme wealth nor poverty suited him
Why did the king keep Siddhartha in the palace? -So he would not see suffering
Veda is a Sanskrit word. What does it tell you about Hindu values? -Hinduism values knowledge
What is the Eightfold Path?- A set of practical guidelines for living
Key features of India's geography... -kept them separated from the rest of the word for most of history.
Ashoka's goal for announcing that people who be put in jail if there was a good reason was..... -maintaining justice
Which god is referred to as "the destroyer?" -Shiva
____________________ referred to the Hindu god that was kind and concerned with people's welfare. -Vishnu
What are the Vedas? -A collection of sacred texts in Hinduism that include hymns and prayers.
Which king was part of the Maurya Family and spread Buddhist ideas? -Ashoka
Which edict did the king of the Maurya empire promote? -Justice
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