Hinduism
Buddhism
Confucianism
Daoism
Legalism
100

The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth in Hinduism.

reincarnation (samsara)

100

The founder of Buddhism (real name, not his nickname!)

Siddhartha Gautama (the Buddha)

100

Confucianism was founded in this country

China

100

Daoism emphasizes these characteristics (name two).

Harmony, peace, nature, simplicity

100

Legalism believes people are naturally this, so they need strict control

selfish/bad/evil

200

Hindus believe this force determines your next life based on your actions.

karma

200

Buddhists follow these four core truths about suffering

Four Noble Truths

200

Confucius emphasized moral behavior and proper roles in these relationships

Five Relationships

200

Daoists believe in finding balance, often symbolized by this black-and-white symbol.

yin and yang

200

This emperor unified China using Legalist ideas

Shi Huangdi

300

This term refers to a person’s duties or responsibilities in life

dharma

300

The Eightfold Path leads to this state of perfect peace and enlightenment

nirvana

300

This key idea means respecting parents and ancestors

filial piety

300

Daoism teaches people to live in harmony with this natural force.

Dao (the Way)

300

Legalists believe rulers should use these two tools to maintain order

strict laws and harsh punishments

400

The ultimate spiritual goal of Hinduism—freedom from the cycle of rebirth.

moksha

400

Buddhists believe suffering is caused by this

desire or attachment

400

The belief that rulers gain authority by acting morally. They can lose power if they are acting immorally and harming the people.

Mandate of Heaven

400

Founder of Daoism

Lao Tzu / Laozi

400

Shi Huangdi, who used Legalism, built these two important major projects during the Qin Dynasty

Great Wall of China, terracotta army, roads, canals

500

One similarity & one difference between Hinduism & Buddhism

Similarities - reincarnation, karma, dharma, started in India

Differences - use of caste system, polytheistic vs no gods, Buddhism not popular in India & spreads to China

500

Provide one example that shows how Buddhists follow the Eightfold Path

- not harming living things

- not cursing/saying harmful things

- daily meditation

- acts of kindness & compassion (helping others) 

- studies Buddha's teachings to better understand suffering

500

Name one of the Five Relationships. Provide an example of the relationship in practice.

Father & son. Father raises, feeds, cares, provides education for son. Son owes respect and obedience to father, and will take care of him when he is elderly.
500

This term refers to a "go with the flow" mentality. Daoists believe people should do this less—letting nature take its course

actionless action / wu wei

500

Shi Huangdi gained power after this time period in China

Warring States Period