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World History & Geography #5
World History & Geography #5
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the place where Buddhism originate (once part of India) in the Himalaya Mountains
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Timbuktu
Nepal
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basic beliefs of Buddhists that focus on ending suffering or desire by learning to control desire to reach enlightenment
Eight Fold Path
Fourfold Path
Eight Noble Truths
Four Noble Truths
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eight guides to thought and conduct in the Buddhism religion to reach enlightenment
Eight Fold Path
Four Noble Truths
Fourfold Path
Eight Noble Truths
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a Chinese belief system that focused on the goodness of humans, right relationships, and respect; sacred book = Analects
Confucianism
Humanism
Hinduism
Christianity
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a trade route that connected China and Asia to Rome and Europe
Silk Road
Fiber Road
Khyber Pass
Cotton Boulevard
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The state of spiritual enlightenment for a Buddhist
Buddha Belief
Spirit Animal
Transcend
Nirvana
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the belief that in China power from the gods allowed a ruler to rule
Mandate of Heaven
Mandate of Gods
Mandate of Emperor
Mandate of Man
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Chinese philosophy in which people live a simple life in harmony with nature. Balancing opposites yin/yang
Taoism
Zoroastrianism
Shintoism
Greek Mythology
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a ceramic made of fine clay baked at very high temperatures.
Porcupine
Glass
Porcelain
Paper
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Indian ruler who adopted Buddhism and sent missionaries to Asia
Cyrus
Asoka
Confucius
Buddha
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A huge wall that is over 6000 miles, which was built to keep the Mongolians in the north out of China.
Great Wall of Mongolia
Berlin Wall
Great Wall of China
Himalaya Mountains
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Sacred Writings of Buddhism
Stupa
Bible
Zend Avesta
Tripitaka
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the founder of Buddhism; born in ancient India (what is now the nation of Nepal)
Siddhartha Gautama
Bob the Builder
Asoka
Gilgamesh
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Religious people sent on a “mission” to spread the beliefs of a particular religion.
Believers
Zealots
Prophets
Missionaries