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| nobles they were a group of people who migreted to india |
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| how did the arwans reach india |
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| they reached india by way of mountian passes through the hindu kush and central brahui range |
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| what did the arwans bring with them |
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| the brought horses because they had none in india before |
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| a group of people with in a social class |
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| religo of the indian people |
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| its the language of the aryans |
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| what are the holiest books of hinduism |
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| Religion which believes that everything has a soul and a temporary physical body, change comes from peaceful action |
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| Complete understanding fo the truth |
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| Peaceful way to bring about change |
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| Religion based on the teachings of Buddah, 7 paths to Nirvana |
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| Why did Gautama begin to Search for truth? |
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| He felt he knew the meaning of life. |
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| How did Aryans affect the culture of ancient India? |
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| They forced the native Indians to move south because they were stronger fighters and took their fertile land. |
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| How is Caste related to reincarnation |
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| A caste is a social order and when you are reincarnated you can be born into a better caste or worse caste depending on what kind of life you live |
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| Did the aryans start writing the Vedas before or after moving to India |
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| After, they wrote them in 1200 BC |
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| What main gods to HIndu's worship? |
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| Brahma the creator, Vishnu the preserver and Shiva the destroyer |
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| An Indian ruler who united most of India but he was mean. |
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| How did Chandragupta avoid being posioned or murdered? |
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| He had servents eat his food and slept in a different bed or room every night. |
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| The book that Chandragupta wrote that said Governement is the science of punishment, and cruelty is an acceptable way for rulers to reach their goals. |
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| What was Chandragupta like as a ruler? |
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| Mean and everyone hated him, they wanted to kill him. |
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| A single event that causes and important change |
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| How did Asoka's invasion of Kalinga affect the way he governed? |
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| 100,000 people died, so he stopped being mean and started following buddhism. |
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| Someone who is sent somewhere to teach about his religion |
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| A picture painted on wet plaster |
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| What was used for the first time under Chandragupta's rule |
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| common people who farmed the land |
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| Political system of exchanging land for loyalty and protection |
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| What were the three classess of Zhou society? |
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The King and his family
The Noble Families
The Pesants |
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| Discussions analex (Book of teaching of confusious) |
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| fulfilling ones duties to their parents: respecting them, following their wishes, taking care of them when they are old. |
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| The teachings of Confusious (following his teachings) |
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| To what did Confusious compare the relationship between rulers and subjects? |
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| People obey the ruler out of fear and not respect, obey = reward, disobey=punishment |
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| Qin (Chin) dynasty made prisoners and pesant farmers build this |
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| Why did Shi Huang Di Destroy the Analex? |
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| It was the opposite of legalism, Confusim was the opposite of legalism. |
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| combination of confusism and legalism, established univerity |
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| Day to day running of the government |
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| teaches that the key to longlife and happiness is to accept life as it is. |
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| Developed in Han dynasty to detect earthquake, also developed paper. |
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| An overland trade route that linked Europe and China |
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| Did the Han dynasty begin before or after the Chin dynasty |
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| Takes a closer look at time in history |
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| Which mountain ranges did the Aryans pass through to reach the Indian subcontinent |
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| Which part of the world did the Maurya Empire control? |
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| India from Afganistan, to Hymalays to Southern part of india about 600miles from tip. |
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| In the Caste system, which group worked as the servants of the other three classess? |
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| In the Caste system, which were the rulers? |
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| What is the highest class in Caste system and what did they do? |
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| Brahmans, these were the priests and scholars |
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| What caste held the merchants and professionals? |
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| Which religion is based on four noble truths, including the search for Nirvana? |
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| Which Ruler was called the greatest and noblest ruler India has known? |
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| Which Chinese dynasty marked the beginning of China's classical age and ruled China the longest? |
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