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What was the name of the Aryan language?
Vedic
Nirvana
Dharma
Sanskrit
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What is Ayurveda?
a form of Indian architecture
The medical tradition in India
A way to prevent diseases such as smallpox
the principle of non-violence towards animals
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Which Indian civilization developed some of the worlds first planned cities?
Harappan
Mauryan
Aryan
Gupta
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Which ruler encouraged the spread of Buddhism?
Chandra Gupta I
Asoka
Chandra Gupta II
Chandragupta Maurya
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Which Indian leader inspired Martin Luther King Jr.?
Asoka
Kalidasa
Chandra Gupta
Mohandas Gandhi
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What is the term of Buddha's teachings, or divine law?
Dharma
Four Noble Truths
Bhagavad Gita
Nirvana
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The Gupta empire was known as the....
silver age
golden age
bronze age
diamond age
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Which of the following is an achievement of Indian astronomers?
Inoculation
Our number system
They translated the Ramayana into Sanskrit
The length of the solar year
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Buddha means..
Nirvana one
suffering one
Enlightened one
Poor one
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Which of the following is an Indian contribution to the field of mathematics?
identified fractions
first to use zero
invented calculator
created calculus
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The teachings of Siddhartha Gautama are found in which of the following?
Judah
The Bhagavad Gita
The Four Noble truths
The Vedas
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Which Empire is most known for Buddhism?
Gupta
Harappa
Ayran
Maurya
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Which two major religions had their origins in India?
Buddhism and Sanskrit
Hinduism and Brahmanism
Nirvana and Karma
Hinduism and Buddhism
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Which of the following words is central to Buddhisms Four Noble truths?
suffering
beauty
morality
poverty
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Why was Kalidasa important?
He was one of Indias greatest writers
He established the Gupta empire
He taught Ayurveda to the king
He wrote the Mahabharata
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What was the goal of following the Buddhas Eightfold path?
understanding the Vedas
Nirvana
the end of the caste system
Karma
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Which of the following is a contribution from ancient India to modern medicine?
the practice of inoculation
The concept of zero
nonviolence towards animals
architecture
