Indo-European Migrations
Early Aryan India
Religion in the Vedi Age
Misc
Misc
100

How many Vedas are there?

four

100

According to India's social structure, people called brahmins were 

priests

100

As in Mesopotamia, Egypt, and other lands, religious values in India _______.

larger society

100

Excavations at Mohenjo Daro show that it was

a thriving economic center

100

Aryans are

Indo-Europeans

200

What term means wisdom or knowledge

veda

200

according to India's social structure, people called shrudas were 

landless peasants and surfs

200

Brahmins were

Priests, otherwise known as the spiritual and intellectual leaders of the society.

200

Who developed the first accurate measurements and weights?

Harappans

200

Professionals maintained shops along Mojenjo Daro streets.

true

300

After 1000 BCE they began to settle in the area between the Himalayan foothills and the __________ River.

Ganges River

300

According to India's social structure, people call kshatriyas

warriors and aristocrats

300

Which language did Aryans write their poems and hymns?

Sankskrit

300

The Sudra were 

commoners, peasants, servants. 


300

The Word Aryan Means

noble, superior

400

They directed the affairs of small ______- states governed by representatives of the citizens.

republic states

400

only males could_____, unless a family had no male heirs, and only men could preside over family rituals that honored departed ancestors

inherit property

400

The God of creation was

Brahma

400

Who were the Aryans

People who moved into India from Central Asia.

400

Kshatriyas were

Warriors 


500

An ancient language of India used by Aryans for everyday communication, was called 

prakrit

500

Thus, like Mesopotamia, Egyptian, and other early agricultural societies, ______ constructed and maintained a deeply patriarchal social order.

Vedic India

500

Collection of writings from the Aryans were called

Vedas

500

The God of preservation was

Vishnu

500

The Aryan religion was

A Polytheistic religion.

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