What term refers to the "caring for others rather than personal goals?"
Dharma
What is India known as?
A subcontinent
What is the 3rd oldest religion in the world?
Hinduism
Whom did the Harappans trade with? (Hint: Mr. Brace)
Mesopotamians
What is Mr. Bradley's favorite color? (Hint: Exact color description!)
Navy Blue!
What term refers to "the idea of passing through many lives?"
Reincarnation
Since rivers are sacred to Hindus, what is the most famous river they interact with called?
Ganges River
How many different gods are there in Hinduism?
330 million
What group created the Caste System? (Hint: Based on skin color)
Aryans
How many days off from school do we have this Spring Break? (Hint: Not including the weekends!)
3 (Three!)
What term refers to the "state of eternal happiness that is ultimate salvation?"
Nirvana
What is part of India's climate that blows strong wind in specific directions from the winter/summer?
Monsoons
(Fill in the blank!) - Hinduism has no _________ founder!
single
What was known as a prince in India called?
Raja
What is the Lebanon School District's mascot called? (Hint: Exact name!)
Rudy
What term means "the consequences of how a person lives are known as?"
Karma
Where did India's first civilization develop in? (Hint: Valley)
Indus River Valley
What were the three main gods in Hinduism? (Hint: The Creator, The Destroyer, and The Preserver
Brahman - The Creator
Shiva - The Destroyer
Vishnu - The Preserver
Who were a group of hunters that were considered nomads
Aryans
How many licks does it take to get the center of a Tootsie Pop? (Hint: Math)
1,000
What term refers to a "social group that someone is born into and cannot change?"
Caste System
What countries does Buddhists live in today! (Hint: From our notes - (3 Places!)
Thailand, Cambodia, and Sri Lanka
What are The Four Passing Sights in Buddhism?
Old Man, Sick Man, Dead Man, and the Holy Man
What was the percentage of parents arranging marriages in India?
90%
What percentage (%) of our brain uses our body's blood and oxygen?
20% (Twenty-Percent)