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| List differences in Hinduism and Buddhism |
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Hinduism was not founded by a prophet
hinduism has sacred test (vedas)
buddhism aim to end all suffering
hinduism balance religious duty wealth and material possession karma and salvation
different reincarnation views |
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| Chronological geogrphic placement of ancient Hebrews and first books of the Old Testament |
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Mesopotamia, Canaan, Egypt, Canaan
Genesis
Exodus
Leviticus
Numbers
Duderandi |
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| Main languages in to Proto Indo European |
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| English, Spanish Persian and Hindi |
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| Identify and explain phoenecians contributions |
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| list commandments and describe the objective of the ten commandments |
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1 I am Lord thy God. Thou shall have no other Gods before me
2 Thou shalt not make unto thee graven image
3 Thou shall not take the lords name in vain.
4 Remember Sabbath day and keep it Holy
5 Honor thy father, honor thy mother
6 Thou shall not kill
7 Thou shall not commit adultery
8 Thou shall not steal
9 Thou shall not bear false witness against thy neighbor
10 Though shall not covet that is thy neighbors.
to regulate religious and social behavior. |
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| List in chronological the groups that conquered the hebrews |
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| Egyptians Babylonians Persians Assyrian Greeks Romans |
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| List and explain noble truths |
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1 Life is filled with suffering and sorrow
2 The cause of suffering is people's swlfish desire for temporary plasures of this world.
3 The way to end all suffering is to end all desires.
4 The way to overcome such desires is to attain enlightenment is to follow the eight-fold path, which is called the middle way between desires and self denial |
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| Explain the covenants that God had with the Hebrews |
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| Abraham promised to obey God and in return, Yahweh promised to protect Abraham and his descendants. |
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| Difference between Homer and Herodotus |
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| Homer wrote mythology and Herodotus wrote |
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Mycenaeans v Troy for ten years
Mycenaeans won |
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| Persian Wars and consquence |
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Greece v Persia
Greece won
Greece got Delian league and golden age |
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| King of Athens during Golden Age. He wanted to beautify Athens, maintain the empire and improve democracy. |
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Between Athens and Sparta
Athens lost wealth and power and question their existence and lost confidence in their democratic Government |
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| Brahmims, warriors traders and landowners then peasants or traders |
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| Home between the Caspian and Aral Seas. Left sacred literature the vedas. The Vedas has four collections of magical spells, prayers and instructions of performing rituals |
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| 3 similarities between Buddhism and hinduism |
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Both originate in India
Buddhism come from Hinduism
Karma and reincarnation |
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| Live life of poverty, non violent and not to be married |
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Homer, Plato and Aristotle. Philosophers believed the universe is put together through logic and reading.
Aristotle scientific method
Plato Academy
Socrates asked questions for knowledge |
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Apollo sun
Aphrodite love
Artemis moon
Ares War
Zeus Thunder
Athena Wisdom
Hades Underworld |
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Vinshu the protector
Shiva the destroyer
Brahma the creator |
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