The highest mountains in the world make up India's northeast border. What are they?

What is the tallest mountain in the Himalayas and in the world?

A strong wind that brings heavy rain to India is called _______

What river in India is most sacred to Hindus and where a majority of Indians live near today?

What river in India is where ancient Indians lived and developed civilization?

What is the massive stone and sand desert is located in northern India?

What ancient Indus River Valley city can be translated as "hill of the dead?"

What city in the Indus River Valley was first to be discovered?

The presence of ________ in the Indus River Valley lets us know that these people traded

What structure in Mohenjodaro is where experts think the people might have bathed together for religious purposes?

What did the people of Mohenjodaro have that other groups wouldn't have until the Romans?

What is one of the oldest religions in the world that developed in India?

What Hindu epic poem describe the protagonist struggle to save his wife from the demon king?

What group of people arrive and central Asia and end the Indus River civilization?

What is considered one of the holy book of Hinduism?

What is the ancient language of India and Hinduism called?

What do we call the now-defunct social class system created by Hinduism?

Of the classes in caste system, which one ranks the highest?

What did the Hindus call someone who was not part of a caste because they were seen as dirty?

What is the Hindu name for the supreme power that is greater than all other gods?

What is the Hindu word for the soul?

What term describes a religion that teaches in the existence of multiple gods?

Which god in the Hindu religion is considered to be the Creator?

Which god in the Hindu religion is considered to be the Preserver?

Which god in the Hindu religion is considered to be the Destroyer/Transformer?

What holiday is the Hindu festival of lights?

What word in the Hindu religion refers to the law, obligation, and duty?

What word in Hinduism refers to all the good and evil a person had done in past lives?

What do Hindus call the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth?

What is the belief that a person's soul is reborn into a new body after death called?

What do Hindus the event when a soul is released from samsara?

What does the title "Buddha" mean?

Who is considered to be the founder of Buddhism?

What religion in India teaches the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path?

Which of the following is NOT one of the Three Forms of Suffering Siddhartha discovered?

What is a person who gives up worldly pleasures called?

Under what tree did Siddhartha meditate until he reached enlightenment?

In Buddhism, what is an ideal state of happiness and peace?

What was the name of the god that tried to frighten and tempt Siddhartha while meditating?

The Four Noble Truths are associated with which religion?

The Eightfold Path is associated with which religion?

What group was the first the united all of India under one rule?

Who is credited with establishing the Mauryan Empire and being its first ruler?

Which ruler of the Mauryan Empire is known for promoting Buddhism throughout India?

Ashoka is known for promoting Buddhism, general welfare, justice, and security through _____.

What line of rulers is considered to be the Golden Age of India?

Which of the following is the Gupta credited with inventing?

What is the name of a Buddhist temple?

What was the capital of the Mauryan Empire?