Hinduism is based largely on these books of knowledge.
He is the founder of Buddhism.
Who is Siddhartha Gautama?
He is the founder of Jainism.
Who is Mahavira?
The ancient Indians discovered a way to immunize people against diseases and viruses through this process.
What is inoculation?
This is the goal of Hinduism.
What is moksha?
Hindus believe in the cycle of birth, life, death, and rebirth.
What is reincarnation?
This term means "Enlightened One."
What is the Buddha?
He is the founder of Sikhism.
Who is Guru Nanak?
The Ancient Indians created the number system we use today which is called this?
What are Hindu-Arabic numerals?
This group of people were sent to places outside of India to spread Buddhism.
Who were missionaries?
Hindus believe that every caste member must do their duty also known as this.
What is dharma?
This Buddhist teaching explains the nature of suffering and how it is part of life.
What are the Four Noble Truths?
This religion is monotheistic but believes in reincarnation.
What is Sikhism?
The ancient Indians identified this number of planets in our solar system.
What is seven?
This famous Indian literature tells about the god Vishnu becoming man and his experiences on earth.
What is the Ramayana?
This is the main god in Hinduism.
What is Brahman?
This domed temple was said to hold items that the Buddha used in life.
What is a stupa?
This term means nonviolence and is practiced by the Jains.
What is ahimsa?
The ancient Indians were the first to use this important numeral.
What is zero.
These are the 3 main deities of Brahman.
Who are Brahma, Shiva, and Vishnu?
This Hindu holy book tells about how good Hindus should behave and act.
What is the Bhagavad Gita?
Avoid lies and gossip, lean toward kindness, and practice proper meditation are examples from this.
What is the Eightfold Path?
Right thought, right faith, and right conduct is a central teaching in Jainism also known as this.
What are the 3 Jewels of Jainism?
This was the most celebreated writer and poet during the Gupta period.
Who was Kalidasa?
This is the science of working with metals.
What is metallurgy?