Buddhism Review

Buddha's personal assistant for the last 25 years of his life who preserved his teachings.

The oldest surviving branch of Buddhism that is mainly practiced in countries of SE Asia.

Which country is not one of the main Buddhist countries today?

About how many Buddhists are there in the United States today?

Buddhism is the world's _____ largest religion.

Buddha used an example of a(n) _____ to illustrate how people can be the greatest person.

What Indian King was converted to Buddhism after seeing war and then spread it around Asia?

The primary goal of Buddhism is _____ which means an end of suffering.

This sect of Buddhists became popular in Japan among the samurai warriors.

What is the name of the 8 teachings Buddhist should live their lives by?

Which branch of Buddhism has the most followers?

Where do most Buddhists in the U.S. live?

How is Buddhism different from Hinduism?

What is the one main word that Buddhism involves?

Which of these is not a branch of Buddhism?

Buddha died from being:

Which of these is not a major branch of Buddhism?

Siddhartha was inspired to leave his royal life and search for enlightenment when he saw

What are the Four Basic Principles of Buddhism?

What does the name Buddha mean?

What are the 2 main types of Buddhism?

Siddhartha Gautama was born in what is today the country called:

What is the Buddhist religious leader of Tibet called?

A devoted Buddhist who is a member of a brotherhood living and studying in a monastery.

Which of these is not in the Eightfold Path?

Which of these religious leaders was the most recent?

What was the other name that Buddha gave to his Noble Eightfold Path?

Enlightenment is

What is Nirvana?

This type of Buddhism is practiced mainly in China, Tibet, Japan, and South Korea.

About how many Buddhists are there in the world?

Buddhism teaches that a person is successful not because he/she is _____ than someone else.

Which of these is not one of the precepts Buddhists are supposed to follow?

When was Buddha born?

According to Buddha, karma involves:

In Tibet the word that means "high priest" is: