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cGlobal Unit 2-Vocab

Global Unit 2-Vocab

TermDefinition
Reincarnation Being born again into a new body after you die.
Dharma Your personal duty or the right way you should live your life.
Karma The idea that what goes around comes around; your actions (good or bad) affect what happens to you later.
Brahmins The highest social class in traditional India, made up of priests and teachers.
Caste System A strict social ladder you are born into that decides your job and who you can marry.
Moksha The ultimate goal; escaping the cycle of being reborn and finding ultimate peace.
Four Noble Truths: The four main ideas of Buddhism about why people suffer and how to stop it.
The Eightfold Path Eight rules to follow to live a good life, stop suffering, and reach enlightenment.
Nirvana The ultimate goal; a state of perfect peace and happiness where suffering ends.
Filial Piety Having deep respect for your parents and ancestors (a big deal in Confucianism).
Five Relationships The five main relationships that keep society running smoothly (like ruler/subject or parent/child).
Confucianism A belief system focusing on respect, good behavior, and a peaceful society.
Daoism A belief system about living simply and going with the flow of nature (the "Dao").
Judaism One of the oldest religions that believes in one God.
Torah The most important holy book for Jewish people.
Ten Commandments: Ten basic rules for living a good life, given by God.
Islam A religion based on the teachings of the prophet Muhammad.
Mecca The holiest city for Muslims, where Islam started.
Allah The Arabic word for God.
Muhammad The founder of Islam and its most important prophet. Quran: The holy book of Islam.
Five Pillars of Islam The five most important duties that every Muslim must do (like praying and giving to charity).
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