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Sikhism
Indus River Valley
Hinduism
Buddhism
Jainism
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Why do we know little about the Indus River
Valley civilization?
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We do not understand their writing
A 100
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The native peoples of India are known as
__________ and the invaders were ___________
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Dravidians, Aryans
A 200
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How do we know Indus Valley cities were carefully
planned?
A 300
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Streets intersecting at right angles, regular
sized bricks, plumbing systems, etc.
A 300
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The Aryans invaded India through what Pass?

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Khyber Pass
A 400
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Where in India did Aryan people generally live?
Where were the Dravidians forced to?
A 500
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North, South
A 500
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What is Brahman?
B 100
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Oneness
B 100
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What is moksha
B 200
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The release from the cycle of rebirth, samsara
B 200
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How are karma and dharma used as a justification
for the caste system?
B 300
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The caste people are born into is determined by
their karma. Karma is achieved by following
dharma
B 300
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Hinduisms origins are unique amongst world
religions. Explain this statement.
B 400
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Hinduism is a blending of Indus Valley,
Dravidian, and Aryan traditions
B 400
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Hinduism is not easily described as polytheistic
or monotheistic. Explain this statement.
B 500
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While Hindus believe in many gods, they are all
part of Brahman
B 500
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What did Siddhartha Gautama become known as?
C 100
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Buddha
C 100
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What part of Hinduism did Buddha find
unacceptable?
C 200
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Caste system
C 200
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What can be achieved by following the Eightfold
Path?
C 300
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Nirvana
C 300
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Summarize the Four Noble Truths
C 400
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The world is full of suffering, suffering is from
desire, relief from suffering is possible by
abandoning desire
C 400
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How do Buddhists differ from Hindus on the soul?
C 500
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Hindus believe in the atman, the eternal soul,
while Buddhists do not
C 500
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What do Jains call the soul?
D 100
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Jiva
D 100
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What is karma in Jainism?
D 200
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Entanglement in the material world
D 200
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What is the purpose of the Great Vows?
D 300
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To disentangle ones self from the material world
D 300
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What is ahimsa? How do Jains practice it?
D 400
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Non-violence, doing harm to no living thing
D 400
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What is the goal of Jainism?
D 500
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To escape the cycle of rebirth by avoiding karma
D 500
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Sikhism was founded amidst conflict between what
two religions?
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Hinduism and Islam
E 100
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Are Sikhs monotheistic or polytheistic?
E 200
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Monotheistic
E 200
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What is karma in Sikhism?
E 300
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The moral law of cause and effect
E 300
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Sikhs follow the ten gurus. What does guru mean?
E 400
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Teacher
E 400
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What are the 5 Ks?
E 500
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Kesh, Kangha, Kirpan, Kara, Katchera
E 500
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What is the second most popular religion in India?
F 100
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Islam
F 100
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Dalits are commonly known as what?
F 200
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Untouchables
F 200
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What is the highest caste? What do they
traditionally do? From what body part were they
created?
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Brahimns, priests, mouth
F 300
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Who are the three trinity gods in Hinduism?
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Shiva, Vishnu, Brahma
F 400
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How is the role of gods different in Hinduism and
Buddhism?
F 500
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Gods are part of Brahman in Hinduism gods exist
in Buddhism but are not at the top of the cosmos
F 500
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Name three ways the Middle Colonies combined
characteristics of the New England and Southern
Colonies
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