People and ideas on the move (Religions)

who were the Vaishyas in the Rig Veda caste system

movement of people from one region to another

which of the was not one of the 4 sights

the 2 things that made the Hittites superior in warfare

An Indo-European group who, around 1500 BC began to migrate into the Indian subcontinent

who led the Jews out of Egypt

this religion is similar to Hinduism; they believe in nonviolence, honesty, and few possessions

In Hinduism what is the name of the world soul

what is not a place where Buddhists go during their pilgrimage

this path involves right views, resolve, speech, conduct, livelihood, effort, and mindfulness

what is the sacred river of the Hindus

the civilization in Crete was named after this guy who supposedly owned a Minotaur

the destroyer is

Wisdom

who were the 3 kings to unite the Israelites from 1020 to 922 BC

a powerful trading people who lived in the eastern Mediterranean from about 2000 to 1400 BC

Who were the butchers, grave diggers, and trash collectors

a group of nomadic peoples who came from the steppes

the protector is

Devi is the

who is the earthly founder of Judaism

what type of art were the Minoans known for

a cross is a symbol for what religion

the sacred Aryan literature containing prayers, hymns, and rituals is called

what is the name of the Jews' sacred writing

what percentage of the world's people speak a language of the Indo-European language family

how did the Phoenicians make their valuable reddish-purple dye

Brahma is the

what was the largest contribution Phoenicians gave to the world

what were the Brahmins in the Rig Veda caste system

who lived in Anatolia

who was the father of the Jews

who was a sage of ancient India and wrote the Mahabharata

name of Buddha's teachings

promised land of the Jews

which is not a language from the Indo-European language family

who was the founder of Buddhism

what was the Minoans' capital

dry grasslands that stretched north of the Caucasus Mtns.

these three gods make up the Brahman

the vast dry grassland of Eurasia north of the Caucasus Mountains

what is the most important Veda

what did Moses receive from God on Mt. Sinai

which of these is not a characteristic usually found in religions

epic poem about Aryan kings

what animal did the Indo-Europeans not herd

what is the name of the individual's soul in Hinduism

in the Rig Veda caste system who were the Kshatriyas

which of these was not one of the 4 Noble truths

around 1100 BC, after Crete's decline these guys were powerful traders along the Mediterranean

Huge peninsula in modern-day Turkey that juts out into the Mediterranean and Black Sea

body of water in between the Greek and Anatolian peninsulas

the Buddha's word for release from selfishness and pain

4 ideas the Hittites adapted from the Mesopotamians

the Jewish And Christian belief in one God is called

what was the Hittites capital in Anatolia

which of these is not a place that Buddhism spread to

what seafaring traders lived in Crete

in the Rig Veda caste system who were the Shudras

what was not one of the 3 influences Indo-Europeans brought with them when they migrated