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Hinduism and Buddhism Review, 7th Grade Global Studies #hinduism #buddhism #religion
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The Eightfold Path is...
the path to Moksha
the final part of the Four Noble Truths
the Buddhist way to find enlightenlent
both red and blue are correct
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The main principles of Buddhist teachings that explains why people suffer, "Life is suffering".
Eightfold Path
Four Noble Truths
Bhagvad Gita
Vedas
3
This religion that originated in India, based upon the beliefs of Aryan settlers.
Jainism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Nirvanaism
4
Considered unclean, they are the outcastes of Hindu society.
Untouchables
Brahmin
Vaishya
Sudra
5
In Hinduism, doing your dharma involves
belief that Siddhartha is Buddha.
reaching Nirvana.
following the Eightfold Path.
performing the duties of your caste.
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The belief in your soul being born and reborn many times.
karma
dharma
nirvana
reincarnation
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The belief in many gods.
polytheism
atheism
monotheism
Buddhism
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This is the cycle of death and rebirth.
Dharma
Karma
Samsara
Moksha
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Priests that are the highest varna or caste in Ancient India.
Kshatriya
Brahamin
Vayshia
Sudra
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Finding the meaning of human life, understanding why we exist and how to escape suffering.
dharma
samsara
enlightenment
reincarnation
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A state of perfect peace or enlightenment in Buddhism, the release from suffering and samsara.
Dharma
Nirvana
Karma
Moksha
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In Buddhism, doing your dharma would involve...
following the Eightfold Path
obtaining Moksha
doing what is required by your Caste
praying to Ganesh
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The modern day country in which Hinduism and Buddhism began.
Japan
Asia
China
India
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A warrior dies while fighting bravely in battle. You can infer that...
He will accumulate bad karma for killing people
He will be reincarnated in a higher caste
He performed his dharma
Both red and blue are correct
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In Hinduism and Buddhism, the effects that good or bad actions have on a person's soul.
nirvana
dharma
moksha
karma
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Which of the following do Hinduism & Buddhism NOT have in common?
Dharma
Moksha
Reincarnation
Karma
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In Ancient India, this divided Indian society based on a person's birth, wealth,or occupation.
karma
moksha
Caste System
dharma
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The warriors in Hinduism, the second highest in the caste system.
Kshatriya
Sudra
Vaishya
Brahmin
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A Kshatriya prince, who started a new religion without the caste system, became the Buddha.
Shiva
Siddhartha
Mara
Ganesh
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This is the belief in ONE god.
Monotheism
Pantheism
Polytheism
Bieberism
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These people become the dominant group of India and their beliefs started the basis of Hinduism
Aryans
Sudra
Siddhartha
Chinese
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In the Caste System, this caste includes the servants and laborers.
Sudra
Brahmin
Pariah
Vaishya
23
Containing Aryan stories, there are the most important holy books in Hinduism.
Vedas
Four Noble Truths
Tripitiaka
Sanskrit
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Originally known as Siddhartha, this means "enlightened one."
Ganesh
Shiva
Buddha
Nirvana
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In Ancient India, this caste includes the merchants.
Brahmin
Vaishya
Pariah
Sudra
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In Hinduism, when you do your dharma as a Brahmin, this is the end of the cycle of rebirth. You achieve...
Karma
Samsara
Nirvana
Moksha
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Doing the job of your caste, doing your duty.
Karma
Dharma
Jati
Samsara
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By following this, one will find the end to suffering and reach nirvana.
Eightfold Path
Samsara
Mahabarrata
Four Noble Truths
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Dharma refers to the path Buddha taught. Based on this, a Buddhist would perform his dharma by
Giving everything up while spending all of his life fasting
Spending one's life obtaining wealth and earthly possessions
Following the guidelines outlined in the Eightfold Path
Performing the duties of his caste
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Which of the following best explains the Four Noble Truths?
The four laws of Hinduism
A biography of the Buddha.
Guidelines that explain how to reach moksha
An explanation of why people suffer and how to escape it.
