WorksheetsWorld history 1 Chapter 3 and 5 vocab evaluation
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
in hindu, it the ultimate goal of existence, which is to achieve union with Brahman
moksha
atman
dharma
nirvana
Hindu: rebirth of a soul into another body form
reincarnation
dissent
rajah
veneration
Hindu: is a collection of prayers, hymns, and other religious teachings
vedas
rajah
mystic
loess
is the blending of two or more cultures
acculturation
harappa
ahimsa
loess
established in aryan India, that. single spiritual power resides in all things
Brahman
rajah
Karma
nirvana
in hindu: all the actions of a person in life will determine ones fate in the next
karma
rajah
dharma
ahimsa
Siddhartha became known as the :
buddha
rajah
sect
indra
the basic beliefs in hindu that form the foundation for Buddhism
4 noble truths
eightfold path
nirvana
filial piety
use in china to predict the future
oracle bones
calligraphy
Wudi
dynastic cycle
Famous chinese philosopher
confucius
laozi
shi huangdi
siddartha
proclaimed himself as the first emperor of china
Shi Huangdi
Wudi
Laozi
Asoka
refers to a period of great cultura achievement
golden age
Wudi
veneration
dowry
refers to the respect for ones parents
filial piety
Wudi
Rajah
harappa
China: insert needles into the skin at specific points to relieve pain or treat illnesses
acupuncture
veda
laozi
atman
conquered most of India through military conquests
Chandragupta Maurya
Asoka
Shi Huangdi
Laozi
a path one must follow to achieve nirvana
eightfold path
4 noble truths
Vedas
Laozi
hindu belief in nonviolence and reverence to all life
ahimsa
caste
dharma
Indra
in hindu: the religious and moral duties of an individual
dharma
caste
rajah
atman
was the last major Mauran emperiod in India and was a committed Buddhist
Asoka
Chandragupta
Laozi
Wudi
is the art of producing beautiful handwriting which originated in china
calligraphy
loess
Mohenjo-Daro
Harappa
person who obtained power by force
tyrant
shrine
stipend
ostracism
was considered a military state in Greece and settled by the Dorans
Sparta
Athens
Pericles
Knossos
author of epic poems and wrote the Illiad and the Odyssey
Homer
Aristotle
Perciles
Hippocrates
son of Greek king Phillips II and created a large empire that reached India and Egypt
Alexander
Archimedes
Hippocrates
Herodotus
Greek known as the "Father of History" and collected information of past events
Herodotus
Hippocrates
Socrates
Homer
was the chief temple of the greek goddes Athena
Parthenon
Acropolis
Phalanx
Ostracism
was a city in Crete and considered the center of Minoan Civilization that dominated the Agean Sea
Knossos
Athens
Alexandria
Pythagoras
where the people actually take direct involvement in the day to day affairs of government
direct democracy
representative democracy
republic
ostracism
led Athens ruing its golden age of cultural achievement under a democratic government
Pericles
Acropolis
Knossos
Pythagoras
high and most fortified point within a greek city-state
acropolis
aristocracy
oligarchy
Heliocentric
was a greek philosopher who is known for developing the Pythagorean Thoerem
Pythagoras
Aristotle
Socrates
Plato
was the tutor to Alexander and founder of Lyceum
Aristotle
Plato
Socrates
Archimedes
regarded as the father of medicine and studied the causes of illnesses and looked for cures
Hippocrates
Aristotle
Plato
Archimedes
belief the sun is the center of the universe
Heliocentric
Archimedes
Knossos
Ostracism
military formation of heavily armed foot soldiers
Phalanx
Orion
Ostracism
Assimilate
means to banish a person from society that was a threat to democracy or society
ostracism
shrine
aristocracy
autocracy
Athenian stonemason and philosopher who sought truth by questioning
Socrates
Pluto
Athena
Herodotus
a student of Socrates, was an Athenian thinker, writer of philosophical dialogues, and founder of the Academy in Athen
Plato
Athena
Aristotle
Jupiter
Rhetoric means
art of skillful speaking
rational thinking
absorb or adopt another culture
lawmaking body
government headed by a privileged minority or upper class
Aristocracy
Autocracy
Republic
Monarchy
