Buddhism
This is the founder of Buddhism.
Who is Siddhartha Gautama?
This is the continent that Hinduism started on.
What is Asia or South Asia
What is the Indus River?
This is the definition of political philosophy.
What is a specific way to think about politics or government?
This is an object from the past that gives us information about how people lived.
What is an artifact?
This is what Siddhartha saw that inspired him to meditate and become the Buddha
What is an old man, sick man, dead man (1/2 points if you say "suffering")?
What is the Vedas
This is an example of something that archeologists have not found at Harappan sites.
What are temples, statues, evidence of military, palaces, elaborate tombs?
What is the Maurya(n) Empire?
This is a style of handwriting.
What is a script?
This is where Buddhist monks and nuns live.
What is a monastery?
What is the Bhagavad Gita?
What are cubes?
This is the book that Kautilya wrote.
What is the Arthashastra?
This is a flat piece of land cut into a mountainside by humans so that they can grow crops.
What is a terrace?
According to Buddhism, this is the cause of all suffering.
What is desire or expectations?
In Hinduism, this structure leads to a unified and functioning society.
What is the caste system?
This is the reason Harappans built large mounds (dirt walls) around their cities.
What are floods?
This is where Ashoka wrote his ideas.
What are stone pillars (rock edicts)?
This is an object added to something to make it more attractive or beautiful.
This is the idea that someone should not be too extreme - for example not eat too much, or too little.
What is the Middle Way?
This will result in your reincarnation.
What is not doing your dharma or bad karma?
What is the reason the Harappans declined as a society?
What is - we are not sure!
This is the philosopher who thought that kings should spy on his subjects to make sure they pay their taxes.
This is a process to make related things all the same.
What is to standardize?