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What did scholars learn about the Indus Valley cities?

It's cities were well planned

What does agriculture on the Indian subcontinent depend heavily on?

Summer monsoons

Where did the first Indian cities arise?

Along the Indus River

What did the Indians use a granary for?

To store surplus crops

What is the highest social group of the Aryan caste system?

Brahmin/Priests

What was Siddhartha Guatama before becoming a Buddha?

A rich prince

According to the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism, what must be overcome to end suffering?

All selfish desires

What did Siddhartha do to attain enlightenment and become the Buddha?

Meditate under a tree

How did the Buddha detail the stops toward achieving nirvana?

The eightfold path

What did Buddha believe ended people's suffering?

Enlightenment

Buddhism's eightfold path is similar to what in Hinduism?

Dharma

What is the lowest caste according to the Vedas?

Sudras/Laborers

What is the name of a caste based on a person's occupation?

jatis

What language were the Vedas sung or chanted ?

Sanskrit

What is Hindu's supreme God called?

Brahman

What is the name of a person's duty to do what is right ?

Dharma

What physical feature do millions of Hindus take part in ceremonies at?

Ganges River

What image in our world best represents the Hindus cycle of birth, life and death?

A wheel

How is the Hindu belief in karma related to the caste system?

People in a caste because of how they lived in their past lives

What do Hinduism and Buddhism have in common?

Belief in many gods