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December 2015Goal – Review Ancient India
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Pass back papers!Bellringer – What are a few ways Hinduism and Buddhism are alike? Different?
Review Study GuideIndia Review Game
http://www.quia.com/rr/10103.html
HW – India Assessment Tomorrow
Chapter 5 Assessment- Thursday, December 18th
Please keep in mind that these are basic answers – on the test you will need to explain with
examples.
India Study Guide Answers
VocabularyReincarnation- the cycle of rebirthNirvana- a state of peace in Buddhism
where the soul is free from reincarnationVedas- The religious poems and texts of the
Aryan culture that led to HinduismKarma- the affects that good and bad
actions have on a person’s soulSiddhartha- Buddha’s real name when he
was a Kshatriya.
VocabularyCaste System- The Hindu (Aryan) social
hierarchy, it placed people in groups based on wealth, birth, or occupation
Four Noble Truths- The main guiding principles in Buddhism (overcoming desire, following the Eightfold Path)
Aryans- This nomadic civilization took over the Indus River Valley after the Harappan. They established the Hindu Caste System.
Himalayas- Mountain range in Northeast IndiaBuddha- Means “enlightened one.”
Snows from what mountains caused the Indus River to flood?The Himalayan Mountains
Short Answers: Most of Buddha’s teachings reflected the ideas of another world religion. Which one? Explain.
Hinduism- they both believe in Karma, a form of salvation or heaven (Moksha or Nirvana), Reincarnation, Brahman
How does karma work? (In Hinduism)Good karma- you can be reincarnated into
a higher caste.Bad karma- you can be reincarnated into a
lower caste or even a lower life form.
Name two bad things about the Hindu Caste System.You can’t marry outside of your caste.Caste is a matter of birth (you can’t change
it in that lifetime)You can’t eat with members of other
castes.Discrimination in ancient times was legal. If you break a law, you become an
untouchable.
How did Buddha’s teachings agree and disagree with Hinduism. One for each.Agree- Both religions believe in karma,
reincarnation, Brahman , a type of heaven or salvation
Disagree- Buddhism disagrees with the Caste System
What was the first civilization to develop in India. What do we know about them? Why don’t we know much about them?
The Harappan CivilizationWe know they built great cities with
fortresses, market places, public wells. They also built their cities on a grid system.
We know they had a type of writing, but we don’t know a lot because we can’t read it.
Purusa- The Cosmic ManMouth-
Brahminspriests & academics (speak the faith)
Arms Kshatriyaswarriors & rulers strength
ThighVaisyas landowners and craftspeople – business class hold up the upper classes
Feet Sudra, servants, farmers & labor workers - who do all the running – base of society – food/buildings
Harijan Untouchable- not allowed on the body – “unholy” jobs
Primary vs. Secondary ReviewAre the following sources primary or
secondary?A textbook about Ancient India- SecondaryThe Harappan City of Mohenjo Daro- PrimaryA piece of Aryan pottery- PrimaryA website about the history of the Hindu
religion-Secondary