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The rebirth of the soul in various forms.
dharma
karma
atman
reincarnation
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Which of the following statements is NOT true of the caste system?
members of the difference castes depend on one another
the caste system gave Indians a great deal of freedom
people can only marry within their own caste
one must remain a member of the caste into which one is born
3
The name of the East India Company soldiers
soldiers
Buddha
sepoy
atman
4
This caste consisted of merchants, landowners, and skilled laborers.
Shudras
Vaishyas
Brahmin
Kshatriyas
5
In Hinduism, every person possesses an "essential self" that is part of the universal soul known as the
Buddha
moksha
atman
karma
6
This is a traditional gown worn by the women of India.
hijab
toga
sari
kimono
7
In Buddhism, these must be accepted in order to achieve the goals of the religion.
4 Noble Truths
moksha
dharma
Enlightenment
8
The varna was made up of four____________.
political parties
empires
social classes
literary works
9
These "outcastes" did all of the work that no one else wanted to, the other castes would often keep their distance.
Brahmin
Untouchables
Vaishyas
Shudras
10
Why was the Indus River Valley Civilization significant?
it was where Buddhism first appeared
it created large, well planned cities but then disappeared unexpectedly
it created the caste system and forbade the entrance of outsiders
it had a lot of power as it was the easternmost region of the Persian Empir
11
Once the founder of Buddhism reached enlightenment, he was known as the ______________.
Sepoy
atman
Buddha
Brahmin
12
This caste was made up of priests who were the most highly regarded of the castes.
Vaishyas
Kshatriyas
Shudras
Brahmin
13
This religion encourages its believers to follow the example of its founder.
Hinduism
Islam
Jainism
Buddhism
14
This religion believes in many gods
Islam
Christianity
Buddhism
Hinduism
15
What is the monsoon?
The prevailing wind that changes with the seasons
A period of time where rain is almost constant
A celebration of a good harvest
An enormous wave that can hit the shore without warning
16
In Buddhism, the condition of wanting nothing is called
dharma
sepoy
Enlightenment
atman
17
This caste was made up of warriors who often also ran the government.
Vaishyas
Brahmin
Shudras
Kshatriyas
18
This caste was typically made up of slaves and unskilled workers, it had the highest population.
Kshatriyas
Untouchables
Vaishyas
Shudras
19
Rajahs, which were members of ancient Indian culture, performed what duty?
They ruled the village as chiefs
They were farmers in the village
They were the warriors that fought for the village
They were the skilled artisans
20
The jobs and tasks each caste must perform to improve the condition of their next life.
moksha
karma
4 Noble Truths
dharma
21
These were nomadic and warlike people that conquered India and established the first caste system.
Aryans
Hindus
Muslims
Indus Valley People
22
The name of the founder of Buddhism
Siddhartha Gautama
moksha
Sepoy
atman
23
According to Hinduism and Buddhism, this is the accumulation of a person's good and bad deeds
karma
sepoy
Enlightenment
reincarnation
24
The Hindu goal of breaking the cycle of rebirth and achieving oneness with the universal soul.
dharma
karma
moksha
Enlightenment
25
According to Buddhism, the goal of life should be to
meditate without end
treat cows as sacred beings
reach Nirvana
worship Buddha as a god
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According to Buddhist teachings, the cause of suffering is:
the pursuit of desire
inequality between rich and poor
reincarnation
the caste system