Geography
Hinduism
Caste System
Buddhism
Politics
100

The Indus River Valley is located on this continent. 

What is Asia?

100

This religion is closely associated with Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva.

What is Hinduism? 

100

This system in India is a very rigid class structure that is determined by birth.

What is the caste system? 

100

This path encourages others to do 8 things, two are "Do rewarding work" and to "Give up worldly things and don't harm others."

What is Buddha's Eightfold Path?

100

This group of Indo-Europeans from the dry grass lands of Western Asia entered India and dramatically changed the society forever.  

Who were the Aryans? 

200

This seasonal wind bring large amounts of rain to parts of India

What are monsoons? 

200

This Buddhist term has a similar meaning to “Moksha” in Hinduism.

What is Nirvana?

200

This group is at the top of the caste system.

What are Brahmins or priests?

200

Before becoming "enlightened" this famous spiritual teacher had this name Siddhartha Gautama

Who was the Buddha?

200

This king of the Mauryan Dynasty of India converted from Hinduism to Buddhism.

Who was Asoka?

300

The invasion of Ancient India was difficult due to the 3 physical barriers.

What are the Himalayan Mountains, Hindu Kush Mountains, and the Indian Ocean. 

300

This saying "Good deeds will make you a better person in the future." is based on this belief.

What is Karma? 

300

This group is at the bottom of the caste system and are not Aryans.

What are Sudras/ farmers workers, servants, and laborers?

300

You would expect to find this type of tree in a Buddhist temple?

What is a Bodhi Tree?

300

This empire was well known for their advancements in mathematics, medical advances, and astronomy.

What was the Gupta Empire?  

400

This natural barrier separates the nation of India from China. 

What is the Himalayan Mountains? 

400

This is the most sacred animal in Hinduism.

What is the cow? 

400

This religion is associated the caste system.

What is Hinduism?

400

These ideas are followed by Buddhists including: not harming living things, not taking what is not given, do not engage in sexual misconduct, do not lie or gossip, and do not take intoxicating substances (eg. drugs or drink.)

What are the Five Moral Precepts?

400

The Golden Age of Classical Indian Culture occurred during time of this empire.

What is the Gupta Empire?

500

Classical Indian civilization began in the Indus River Valley, and later spread to the this River Valley.

What is the Ganges River Valley? 

500

Name one of the sacred texts closely associated with the sacred literature of Hinduism. 

What are the Vedas or the Upanishads?

500

This group also called the Dalit is outside the caste system. 

Who are the untouchables?

500

This saying "All people suffer and know sorrow” is based on these Buddhists' teachings.

What are the Four Noble Truths?

500

This king encouraged missionaries to travel to new lands and spread the word of the Buddha.

Who was Asoka? 

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