Ancient India

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The shift from early people being hunter-gatherers to developing agriculture (the ability to farm and raise animals).

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Neolithic Revolution

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Largest mountain chain in the world, located in India, Nepal, and China

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Himalayan Mountain Range

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The tallest mountain in the world reaching 29,029ft.

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Mt. Everest

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A large, relatively self-contained landmass forming a subdivision of a continent.

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subcontinent

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seasonal wind patterns that bring wet (summer) or dry (winter) air across India

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monsoon

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An endless circle of birth, death, and rebirth

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Reincarnation

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The state of perfect peace in Buddhism

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nirvana

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Front

the teachings of Buddha

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dharma

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the effects of good and bad actions upon your life

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karma

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Wealthy Indian Prince that looked for meaning of life and cause of suffering. Believed people should consider others before themselves.

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Prince Siddhartha Gautama

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