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  • Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, Shudras (Untouchables)
    dharma
    hindu caste system
    karma
    law of karma
  • ONLY ONES ALLOWED TO READ THE VEDAS
    subcontinent
    hindu caste system
    three parts of reincarnation
    Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas
  • In the caste system
    Brahmins
    members of which group were responsible for religious rituals and teaching?
  • Hindus believed a person's position in the caste system could be changed by this law.
    brahmins, kshatriyas, vaishyas
    brahman
    law of karma
    Hindu caste system
  • Which of the following was a characteristic shared by the early civilizations of India
    Egypt
    Written forms of communication
    Mesopotamia
    and China?
  • The Indus Valley civilization developed primarily because of its location near the?
    Indus River
  • A person's duty to do what is right
    dalits
    law of karma
    karma
    reincarnation
  • These people are at the top of society in India
    subcontient
    individual achievement
    warriors
    vedic indian
  • The most important language of ancient India is
    Vedic Indian
    warriors
    citadel
    sanskrit
  • The people who lived during the first society after the fall of Indus River Civilization ran by the aryan people.
    karma
    Vedic Indian
    dalits
    individual achievement
  • Which group in the caste system was primarily made up of merchants and traders?
    Vaishyas
  • A major city of the Indus valley civilization and were planned out with a high level of thinking is referred to as_____
    Granaries
    citadel
    Mohenjo Daro
    subcontinent
  • The sacred texts of early Vedic society were known as the?
    Vedas
  • The ultimate goal in Hinduism
    which means liberation from the cycle of rebirth
    is called?
    Moksha
  • A fortress that overlooks and protects a city is referred to as
    granaries
    sanskrit
    warriors
    citadel
  • What are the three parts of reincarnation
    karma
    hindu caste system
    moksha
    birth (life), death, rebirth
  • Archaeologists discovered that cities like Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro were built on a grid system with advanced drainage. This suggests that the civilization?
    valued urban planning and organization
  • The belief that a person’s actions in this life affect their next life is known as?
    Karma
  • What was the purpose of granaries in Indus Valley cities?
    Storage of surplus grain
  • Which factor determined a person’s caste in traditional Indian society?
    Birth
  • India is a subcontinent because
    the Himalaya Mountains cut off India from the rest of Asia
  • The Upanishads emphasize the idea that all living beings are part of a universal spirit known as?
    Brahman
  • In order to reach moksha, follow dharma, build good karma ULTIMATE GOAL OF HINDUISM
    karma
    moksha
    dharma
    hindu caste system
  • Members of India's "lowest" caste; literally "broken people", also called "untouchables.
    dharma
    dalits
    karma
    subcontinent
  • The Upanishads teach that all the Gods that Indians worship are all forms of Brahman
    dharma
    karma
    Hindu caste system
    Brahman
  • The most influenced a person's social position in early Indian society is referred to as
    dharma
    individual achievement
    dalits
    karma
  • Which geographic feature helped protect India from invasions from the north?
    Himalayan Mountains
  • The Aryans contributed to Indian civilization by?
    introducing Sanskrit and the Vedic religion
  • Buildings for storing crops are
    subcontinent
    citadel
    granaries
    sanskrit
  • The rebirth of a soul in a new body
    law of karma
    brahman
    reincarnation
    karma
  • Which statement best describes the caste system in ancient India?
    Social position was fixed and inherited.