One of the most important social units in India was the . . .

The caste known as Sudras included the . . .

Where did Hinduism originate?

What group was at the top of the Indian caste system?

What religion believes that Brahman, the world soul, permeates the universe?

What is the main teaching of Hinduism?

What religion follows the Four Noble Truths?

The belief that a man's soul passes through many states (or rebirths) before it escapes the physical world is known as . . .

What ultimate goal does a Buddhist want to achieve?

What term is associated with the Hindu wheel of life?

Both Hindus and Buddhists believe that man can achieve eternal peace if . . .

Who threatened India in 326 B.C.?

Which Indian ruler promoted Buddhism in India and sent missionaries to spread Buddhism in Asia?

India's empire that was the most prosperous in all aspects was the . . .

Which religion invaded India in 1206 and conflicted with the Hindu way of life?

Chinese writing consists of some sixty-five thousand . . .

The goal of a learned Chinese man was a career in . . .

The heart of China's religious beliefs and practices came from . . .

Who is the most honored teacher in Chinese history?

Who was the founder of Taoism?

Which Chinese teacher taught the importance of maintaining harmony and order in society by developing proper relationships?

What religion is characterized by the quotation, "The soft overcomes the hard; the weak overcomes the strong"?

What dynasty established China's Pax Sinica?

The youngest of the major Asian civilizations is . . .

What were the two chiefs exports of China?

What was the basic social, religious, and political unit in early Japanese society?

What is the native religion of Japan?

What religion means "the way of the gods"?

Which Japanese clan rose to power around the fifth century AD?

The ceremonial practice of committing suicide was . . .

What became the leading class in Japanese society?

The greatest Mongol conquerer and founder of the Mongol dominance was . . .

Who established the Mongol (or Yuan) dynasty of China?

Which Mongolian leader destroyed Delhi but died without establishing a lasting empire?

Who was the ruler of the Golden Horde who conquered Russia?

What was the title given to the leader who united the Mongol tribes and established a Mongol empire?

Chinggis Khan's success lay in his . . .

Who was the Grand Prince of Moscow?

Who established the Mughal Empire i 1526 after invading Delhi?

Which Indian Empire was ruled by Mongols?

Who was the greatest Mughal ruler?

Frumentius is best known for his . . .

The kingdoms of Kanem and Bornu were on th shores of . . .

What early African kingdom converted to Christianity probably through the influence of Frumentius?

What Malian city became Africa's most important center of trade?

Which language dominated the East African city-states?

Polygamy is best defined as the . . .

As African trade transitioned from caravans to ships at port, which new trade opened?

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established the Mauryan Empire

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first Japanese emperor

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greatest Mughal ruler; Babur's grandson

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conquered Russia; ruler of the Golden Horde

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Conquered China; established the Yuan Dynasty

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Made Buddhism the favored religion of Japan

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Indian ruler who promoted Buddhism

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Grand Prince of Moscow

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First shogun

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Cruel Mongolian leader who destroyed Delhi

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"The soft overcomes the hard; the weak overcomes the strong."

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The Four Noble Truths

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Brahman, the world soul

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Brahman, the world soul

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"the way of the gods"

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"What you do not want done to yourself, do not do to others."