Characteristics of Civ
Social Class
When people exchange goods with each other.
Trade
A religion with many different gods
Polytheistic
Which Continent contains both India and China
Asia
The rulers or organizations that make laws and control society.
Government
A form of government that controls many regions and is ruled by a king or emperor.
Empire
The social class of Hinduism is called this.
Caste System
Which ocean is closest to India
Indian Ocean
The belief systems that help answer questions about life and affect peoples behavior.
Religion
The spreading of new ideas and innovations as people interact through trade is known as________.
Cultural Diffusion
Does Buddhism accept or reject the caste system?
reject
The Indus and Ganges Rivers provided_________________ for the civilizations of India.
Fertile Soil
The centers of trade and culture where may people live.
Cities
When there is a vast system of many trade routes all interconnected
Trade Network
Hinduism and Buddhism are two examples of this.
Religion
The Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea were used as ways to travel and _________ by the people of India.
trade
New technology and processes that make life easier.
Innovations
A time of peace, prosperity, and new innovations
Golden Age
People cannot move up or down the caste system in one lifetime meaning there is no what?
Social Mobility
Which Mountain Range is closest to India and acts as a natural barrier
Himalayan Mountains