Duplicate of WH1: India (Unit Review)

This feature allowed the Indo-Aryans to invade Indian civilization from the north...

How was Hinduism mainly spread?

India become first politically unified during the...

Which of these is the dominant religion of India TODAY?

The Indo-Aryans introduced this strict system to Indian society...

Asoka sent these to spread the beliefs and teachings of Buddhism...

What was the name of Mauryan King who helped to spread Buddhism?

Indian civilization began in the Indus River valley and spread along what river?

The Four Noble Truths of Buddhism are centered on the idea of...

As the Torah is to the Hebrews, the ____________ are to the Hindus.

Hindus believe there are many forms of their

TRUE or FALSE?  Both Hinduism and Buddhism have the 4 Noble Truths as part of their teachings.

Physical barriers, such as the Hindu Kush & the Indian Ocean, made _______ difficult.

Which is NOT a contribution of the Mauryan Empire?

Mountain ________ in the Hindu Kush provided migration routes into India.

This body of water allowed Indians access to trade routes in the Mediterranean Sea...

The _________ Empire developed the concept of ZERO.

What is the goal of Buddhism?

What were the two major cities of the Indus Valley?

The Aryans asserted dominance over the indigenous people of India. What does dominance mean?

TRUE or FALSE.  The caste system influenced all social interactions and choice of occupations.

Hinduism and Buddhism have all of the following in common EXCEPT...

__________ barriers such as the Himalayas, Hindu Kush and Indian Ocean made invasion difficult.

India's Golden Age was during the __________ Empire.

The two main civilizations in the Indus River Valley were Harrapa and...

Geographically, India is a...

Where did Asoka's missionaries spread Buddhism?

Along what river did the Indus Valley civilization begin?

What was the the Buddha's original name?

This northern mountain range provided a barrier against invasion and includes Mt. Everest...

Knowledge that all thoughts and actions result in future consequences is called...