Buddhism

How did the Gupta empire become wealthy?

• By trading salt, cloth, and iron.

• They owned silver and gold mines.

• By conquering other cultures.

• They stole the belongings of pilgrims.

Why was Asoka an important ruler?

• He spread Buddhist teachings, and practiced religious tolerance.

• His strong military skills helped unify the Indian empire.

• He created a new currency that helped the Indian economy.

• He improved the welfare of his people by building hospitals and roads, and put shelters and trees along the roads where travelers could rest.

India's first empire was founded by...

• Siddhartha Gautama

• Chandragupta Maurya

• Asoka

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in Buddhism andHinduism, the effects

that good or bad actions

have on a person’s soul

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• karma

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What is an archipelago?

• A group of islands

• A group of samauri

• large landowners who hired samurai to protect their land

• era considered the golden age of prosperity in Japan

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The crusades were wars between Christians and 

• Hindus
• Buddhists
• Muslims
• Catholics

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the number system we

use today; it was created

by Indian scholars

during the Gupta

dynasty

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  numerals

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Which of the following is one of the four noble truths?

• Suffering is caused by desires

• Suffering can be easily avoided

• If you suffer, it is because you are a bad person

• Suffering is joy in disguise

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According to Hindusim, what is a basic belief of Hinduism that stands for law, obligation, and duty?

• Brahman
• Deities
• Dharma
• Karma
• Samsara

the science of working

with metals

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• metallurgy

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