Persia
India
China
Hinduism
Buddhism
100

He was the founder of the Persian Empire and was known for his tolerance of other cultures and religions.

Cyrus the Great

100

Which geographical feature provided the Indo-Aryans with a migration route into the Indian subcontinent?

Khyber Pass

100

The purpose of this structure was to protect China from invaders to the north.

Great Wall of China

100

Hindus believe that their caste in the next life could be changed by their actions in this life. This is called - 

karma

100

Who was the founder of Buddhism?

Siddhartha Gautama

200

Which ruler expanded the Persian Empire to its greatest size?

Darius the Great

200

What was the name of India's rigid social hierarchy that determined a person's occupation?

the caste system

200

The fair ruling of a Chinese dynasty with blessings by the gods is called what?

Mandate of Heaven

200

What is the Hindu belief in a cycle of life, death, and rebirth into a new body called?

reincarnation

200

Buddhism was founded in what present-day country?

Nepal

300

What was constructed to allow for efficient communication across the Persian Empire?

The Royal Road

300

During which empire did classical Indian culture experience a Golden Age?

Gupta Empire

300

This symbol represents complementary opposites for Confucianism and Taoism.

Yin-Yang

300

Hindus believe in many forms of one god named what?

Brahman

300

From where did Asoka's missionaries spread the ideas of Buddhism to China and other parts of Asia?

India

400

Darius the Great divided his empire into satrapies to make the empire easier to manage. What is this type of government called?

imperial bureaucracy

400

Which Indian empire is described by this list? spread of Buddhism, free hospitals, good roads

Mauryan Empire

400

Which belief system is described by this list? ancestor worship, belief that humans are good, respect for elders

Confucianism

400

Hinduism accepts which system of ranking people in society?

caste system

400

A goal of Buddhism is to achieve this - a state of perfect happiness and freedom from suffering.

nirvana

500

This religion of ancient Persia was monotheistic and included the belief in two opposing forces in the universe.

Zoroastrianism 

500

Which Mauryan ruler was responsible for spreading Buddhism throughout India and Asia?

Asoka

500

Harmony with nature is a teaching that is part of which Chinese philosophy?

Taoism

500

What are the two sacred writings of Hinduism?

Vedas and Upanishads 

500

The ideas that life is suffering and in order to end suffering, follow the Eightfold Path are part of what sacred Buddhist teaching?

Four Noble Truths

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