Ch. 4 Sec. 2 Hinduism

As Hinduism developed over the years, it absorbed many beliefs from other _____________________.

• religions
• founders
• books
• calendars

Over the years, there have been many Hindu religious thinkers, but Hinduism has no single _________________.

• founder
• flounder
• dharma
• ahimsa

The gods and goddesses of Hinduism stand for different parts of a single _____________________.

• spirit
• avatar
• caravan
• book

The three most important Hindu gods are ______________, __________________, and ___________________.

• Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva
• Hammurabi, Ghandi, Iceman
• Otzi, Menes, Hatshepsut
• Larry, Moe, Curly

One of the Hindu religion’s texts is the _________________, which is mostly in the form of questions and answers between pupils and teachers.

• Upanishads
• Vedas
• Rosetta Stone
• Cuneiform

________________is one way to worship/practice Hinduism? 

• Meditation
• Stealing
• Eating
• Reincarnation

Hindus believe that a spiritual power called ______________________ lives in everything.

• brahaman
• dust
• earth
• afterlife

The Hindu belief that souls are reborn in the body of another living thing is known as ___________________________.

• reincarnation
• nonsense
• behavior
• caste

In Hinduism, the religious and moral duties of each person are called _________________________.

• dharma
• ahimsa
• responibility
• leaders

Many Hindus believe in the idea of _______________________, or non-violence.

• ahimsa
• trouble
• punishment
• warriors