Gupta Empire
Who is Chandra Gupta?
This person founded the Mauryan Empire.
who is Chandragupta Maurya?
This person founded the religion of Buddhism.
Who is Siddhartha Gautama?
This is the name of the group that entered India and syncretized to develop Hinduism.
What is the Aryans?
This technology of the Gupta Empire removed the lunar calendar from use and replaced it.
What is the 365-day calendar?
This economic technology made the economy of the Gupta Empire work significantly better.
What is the banking system?
This religion spread as a result of Ashoka's conversion.
What is Buddhism?
This is the end goal of Buddhism.
What is nirvana?
This is the name for the end of the cycle of samsara.
What is moksha?
What is the empire which adopted Hinduism for its entirety?
What is the Gupta Empire?
This practice was used by women to display lifelong affection for their husband
What is sati?
This part of the Mauryan government is responsible for most of their tax money, as well as conquered land.
What is the military?
The two sets of numbered statements are considered the main literature of Buddhism. (must get both)
What are the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path?
What is Brahmin?
This the name of the creator god in Hinduism. He has every single caste displayed on him every time he is shown.
What is Brahma?
What is regionalism?
This was banned during Ashoka's rule.
What is the death penalty? OR what is slavery?
Because buddhism is nontheistic and has no central location, it spread quickly over this.
What is trade routes?
This is a system to help create self-interest in doing good deeds. When you do bad things, bad things happen to you.
What is karma?
This is the language that was spoken in Classical India.
What is sanskrit?
This technology is still used today in mathematics by the average, every day individual.
What is arabic numerals OR what is base-10 counting?
What is the caste system?
These are the various religious sites for Buddhists. In English they are known as burial mounds.
What are stupas?
This is the name for untouchables, or those outside the caste system in Sanskrit.
This is the other name for the caste system in Sanskrit. Also translates to color.
What is varna?