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| Another Geographical name for the peninsula of India is the |
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| The two major river systems of India are the |
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| The people who invaded India in anctient times from the northwest and established the basic culture of the region were the |
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| They came from what is now the country of |
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| The pass in the northwestern mountains which has been used by generations of invaders is the |
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| The historic religion of India is |
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| The three chief deities are |
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| Hereditary social position in India is known as |
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| The law of Moral Retrobution |
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| In this religion the fate of the soul after deat is |
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| The term for a different incarnation of a god is an |
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| The Ramayana is an epic poem dealing with the adventures of |
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| IN the Bhagavad-Gita, Krishna lectures on the concept of duty known as |
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| The buddhas original name was |
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Life is Suffering
Suffering is caused by desires
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| The four noble Truths of Buddhism |
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| The goal of the Buddhas Middle way is |
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| The two majro schools of Buddhism |
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| A buddhist saint who refuses to go to Heaven before all mankind has been saved is a |
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| A rare example of empire in the history of India was fro 320-467 AD the |
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| MAhavira was the founder of the extremely non-violent |
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| The moslem conquest of india was begun by Mahmud of Ghazni in the year |
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| The old name for the island of Sri Lanka is |
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| The most populous island in Indonesia which was the site of an ancient civilization is |
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| the great temple complex built in Cambodia in the period(800-1400) which would be engulfed by the jungle was |
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| the city of ten thousand temples in burma was |
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| the mountainous country which lies between india and china |
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| The two major rivers in China |
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| one of the systems for transliterating Chinese into English is |
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| the ancient trade route linking China to the Middle east via Central Asia is |
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| the ancient Chinese sage which extolled respect for elders and tradition was |
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| a scholar who studies the sages wisdom was a |
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| The legendary Chinese philosopher Laozi founded the religion of _____, pursuing the way |
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| The proper title of the Chinese Emperor was the |
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| The divine sanction on which Chinese emperors based their right to rule was known as the |
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| The apttern of the rise and fal of imperial families is known as the |
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| Romance of the Three Kingdoms |
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| The empire long united must divided; the empire long divided must be unite is the theme of the great novel The Romance of the |
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| a famous Tang character was the Empress |
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| The term for the vast grasslands which stretch from the pacific across the norhtern asia to the baltic sea in europe |
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| The strategic peninsula which lies between China and Japan |
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| Higher civilization came to Japan in 552 AD with the introduction of |
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| The capital of Japan through most of its history was the city of |
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| The Tale of Genji was written by The Lady |
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| the social system which arose in western Europe in the period of 900-1100 was |
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| Loyalty was the basis of the system symbolized by the giving of an oath of |
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| in return a pledger would receive an area of land known as |
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| the mounted warrior who was the key figure of the system was the |
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| the unarmed apprentice who served him was a |
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| the term for one who has pledged service to his lord is |
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| When the holding of rank and land became inheritable, the calss which emerged was the |
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| a poor peasant who was tied to a specific village or area of land was |
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| the rule that the eldest song inherits everything is called |
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| the great French monastery, founded in 910 AD, which became the head of the bast network of monasteries was |
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| in 1054 the division betweenRoman Catholic Church and the greek orthodox was formalized in a |
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| the pope who served from 1073-1085 and transformed the role of the Papacy was |
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| He set the rule that popes would be elected by the college of |
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| He also insisted that henceforth all priests be |
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| He would challenge the power of the Emperor over the ussue of appointing bishops, the __________ Controversey |
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| In 1077 he forced the Emperor Henry IV to do penance in the snow at the castle of _____ in Northern Italy |
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| The monastic order founded by St. Bernard which emphasized manual work and plain churches in remote places was |
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| the empire of Charlemagne would end up in two fragments; one was the Kingdom of France, the other (which covered both germany and italy) was called the |
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| the first emperor of the latter was |
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| Western Europe would not be invade by barbarians from the East again after he defeated the ________ in 955 |
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| The roal family of France which would be the perfect example of dynasty was the |
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| The first crusade took the city of Jerusalem in the year |
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| It was fought after the middle east had been overrun by the ____ turks |
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| The relic discovered in a church in Antioch was the |
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| The state crusaders establsihed in the holy land was called the Kingdom of |
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| One fo the great Crusader military orders established was the Knights of |
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| A bishops church is called a |
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| The French duke who conquered England and whose descendants still sit on the british throne was |
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| His followers were called from the name of his duchy |
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| He conquered England at the battle of hastings in the year |
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| The eleventh Century Arch Bishop of Canterbury who was also a great theologian was Saint |
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| He produced a classic proof of the existence of God the _____ Argument |
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