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Ancient China
Buddhism
A little bit of everything!
Hinduism
Ancient India
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Name the river the first people of India settled
near.
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The Indus River
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Describe the government of ancient India.
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They had a powerful leader (king or priest)
were well organized.
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With whom did the people of Mohenjodaro trade?
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The Mesopotamians
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Identify 2 cultural contributions of ancient
India that are used in the USA today.
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Chess Yoga
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Identify two scientific or technological
contributions of ancient India.
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Sewer System Algebra Zero
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Identify the river the first people of China
settled near.
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The Huang Ho
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What was the name of Chinas first ruling family?
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The Shang Dynasty
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The religion of ancient China focused on worship
or honoring what?
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Ancestors
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Identify two cultural contributions of ancient
China.
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Bronze work Written language
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Because they were buried with human animal
bones, what 2 things did the ancient Chinese
believe about their afterlife?
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They believed in human sacrifice. They could
take supplies with them for the afterlife.
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What group is sometimes credited with starting
Hinduism where was it started?
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Aryans India
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When did Hinduism begin?
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Before recorded time. c. 2000 BCE
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The idea that a person carries all the good and
bad they did with them in their life is which
Hindu belief?
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Karma
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The job or duty a Hindu has to do (like get
married or profession) is called what?
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Dharma
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The belief in reincarnation and the cycle of
life, death rebirth is called what?
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Samsara
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Who started Buddhism where was it started?
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• Siddhartha Gautama
• India

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When was Buddhism started?
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About 520 BCE
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In his Four Noble Truths, the Buddha taught that
this causes all suffering.
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Desires or cravings
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Why did the king (Siddharthas father) keep him
in the palace?
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To prevent him from seeing suffering
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Not liking the extremes of poverty nor wealth,
Siddhartha came up with what idea?
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The Middle Way
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Identify two things the religions of Buddhism
Hinduism have in common.
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Founded in India Karma/Dharma/Samsara Nonviolence
Meditation Reincarnation
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Identify two differences between the teachings of
Buddhism Hinduism.
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• Hindus believe in multiple gods, not all
  Buddhists do
• Hindus use a caste system
• Buddhism was started much later
• Buddhism is based on simple teachings, not
  complicated rituals like Hinduism

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Nirvana in Buddhism and moksha in Hinduism occur
when what happens to the soul?
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The soul achieves true happiness breaks out of
samsara.
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What does the word Buddha mean?
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Enlightened or Awakened One.
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Do Hindus worship cows?
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No- they are a symbol of the sacredness of all
life and being nonviolent
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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Q Name at least 3 things that all the ancient
cultures we have studied this year have in common.
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• A Settled by a river was based on agriculture
  and farming fertile lands by rivers
  domestication of animals
• Hierarchical governments (some form of monarchy)
• Built cities
• Strong religious faiths w/ emphasis on afterlife
• Along similar lines of latitude (similar
  climate/vegetation)
• Close to seas/oceans
• Social Classes Kings/Priests at top of social
  class farmers at the bottom
• Slavery
• Polytheistic
• Early writing was pictograms/pictographs
• Specialized labor/jobs depended on agriculture
  (stable food supply)
• Pottery/ use of metals