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Ch. 3 & 12: People and Ideas on the Move Review
Ch. 3 & 12: People and Ideas on the Move Review
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Ch. 3 & 12 Review
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In Indian society, your duty in life is mostly determined by what?
Your belief in reincarnation
Your knowledge of moksha
Your karma over your lifetime
the caste that you belong to
2
Hindus believe that good and bad deeds follow a soul from one life to the next. What is this?
nirvana
moksha
karma
enlightenment
3
What are the Vedas?
The sacred literature of the Aryan people
A description of a great battle between two groups of cousin
A collection of 106,000 verses; the longest poem in history
The tales of the warrior Arjuna
4
The Phoenicians were known for all of these except:
centralized government
a phonetic alphabet
shipbuilding
expensive purple dye
5
The Bantu people mainly migrated _______________ of their homeland.
north and east
south and west
south and east
north and west
6
These are written dialogues between teachers and students in the Hindu religion
Upanishads
Four Noble Truths
Vedas
Jatakas
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After 49 days of meditation, Siddhartha reached enlightenment; he was then called '_______'
Brahman
Shiva
Vishnu
Buddha
8
The state of release from selfishness and pain, achieved by following the Eightfold Path, is
moksha
reincarnation
karma
nirvana
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This is the name of the specific group of people that settled along the Ganges River in what is now India
Hittites
Indo-Europeans
Slavs
Aryans
10
The lowest social class in Aryan society; made up of laborers
Shudras
Brahmins
Vaishyas
Kshatriyas
11
The Ten Commandments were socially significant because
they commanded the Hebrew Exodus from Egypt
they served as the basis for Jewish laws
they instructed the Jews to return to Canaan
they represented a new covenant between Abraham and God
12
The development of Judaism was most significant because
it was the first monotheistic religion
The Hebrews were heavily persecuted
It was an offshoot of Hinduism
Abraham was a god
13
One who is responsible, in West African tradition, for passing down culture and history:
warrior-noble
scribe
chief
griot
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Who are the "untouchables" in Aryan society?
Those that are so low they are outside of the caste system
Slaves captured at war
People who refused to follow the beliefs of Hinduism
The non-Aryan laborers in the caste system
15
The covenant between God and the Hebrew people was an agreement that:
the twelve tribes of Israel would unify into a kingdom
God would protect the Hebrews during their escape from Egypt
the Hebrew people would obey the 10 Commandments in exchange for protection
All Jews were promised a fulfilling life