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Sects of Buddhism
Theravada & Mahayana
Siddhartha Gautama-Who was he?
Buddha
Started Buddhism
Buddhism-Brief overview of this religion
•Desire of material things causes suffering
•Get rid of the desire and you will find Nirvana
•Follow to four Noble Truths
•Eight Fold Noble Path
What are the differences between Hinduism and other religions
No founder, no formal church, polytheistic, caste system
Purpose of the caste system
Created a sense of stability and order in Indian life
Relationship between occupation and caste
Traditionally each occupation had its own caste
A persons job was determined at birth
Four main castes in India?
•Brahman
•Kshatriyas
•Vaishyas
•Shudra
* Untouchable *
What do caste rules affect?
-Marriage
-Employment
-Cooking
-Eating
-Where people live
How do you end up in the caste you're in?
Your born into the caste system
Religious Texts
-Gita
-Vedas
-Uphanishads
River
The ganges was considered the most sacred by the Hindus
-You can wash away sin and bathe your soul
Karma
Ones deeds in a past life are responsible for ones position in a society today
Chandragupta
Started the Mauryan empire dynasty
Asoka
- Brought Mauryan empire to the height of its power by defeating Kalinga
- Changragupta's grandson
- Converts to Buddhism after the fall of Kalinga and then he rules by Buddhist principles and he helps make Buddhism a world religion
Chandragupta I
Started the Gupta dynasty
Shah Jahan
MUGHAL EMPIRE
Muslim who was tolerant of Hindu subjects and treated them with respect
- Provided them with opportunities in his civil service and his military
- Built the Taj Mahal for his dead wife and took 22 years
Akbar
MUGHAL EMPIRE
- Instituted policies of tolerance toward Hindus
- Ablolished the special tax, levied on non Muslims, invited Hindus into his government and military
Indus River Valley Cities
Mohenjo Daro & Harappa are the two most important cities where a lot of trade went on
Aryans
Conquered the Indus River Valley
& came from the Kauchus mountains in Russia
Traditional Lifestyles
Patriarchal
Father or eldest male is head of the household
What were the duties of women in traditional India
To marry, Bare Sons, Wait on her husband
Joint Family
The traditional family make up in India
(mother, father, children...)
Why did villagers use cattle?
Milk
Ghee
Plowing
Transportation
Fuel
Hauling Goods
Why were marriages a family concern in traditional India?
The family was more important then the individual
Varna
Four main Castes (Hindi word means color)
Dowry
Money given to the husbands family
Sepoy
Indian Soldier
Reincarnation
Rebirth of the soul in various forms
Ghee
Milk used as cooking oil
Sects
Different Religious Groups
(Theravada & Mahayana)
Karma
Every deed, mental or physical, affects a persons fait in another life
Dynasty
A ruling family
Dharma
Duties or obligation
Nirvana
The condition of wanting nothing
What and Where was the BEIC
British East India Company had a monopoly on trade in Asia
- Was based in Bengal
Robert Clive
CEO of BEIC
Led BEIC against the French in India and defeated the French
What did the Mughals trade to the French and British?
Textiles
Tea
Indigo
Opium
Sugar
Cotton
Silk
Spices
What did the French and British trade to the Mughals?
Gold
Copper
Why were the British able to defeat the French in India
Better military leaders & Greater resources
- British navy kept reinforcements and supplied from getting to india from france
Vasco Da Gama
Portuguese explorer & the first European power to gain a foothold in India
What was the cause of the Sepoy Rebellion?
Grease (didn't want to bite the rapper of bullet)
- British government officially took over India as a colony
How were the British able to fain power in India?
Decline of the Mughal empire and the rise of many different rival kingdoms made India easier to conquer
What was the world conflict between France and Britain & where did it take place
Control of India
Took place in North America, Asia, Europe
Explain the methods used by the British to control India
They ruled through indirect rule (ruling through local leaders)
Why did Indians resent British rule?
- Forced farmers to pay high taxes
- Christian missionary activity
Outlawed Sati and other Hindu practices
The British may have been their own worst enemy by helping to their eventual demise... HOW?
By teaching the Indians about liberty and democracy
Why was India so valuable to the British?
Britain needed the companied profits to help repay its war debt from fighting France
- To fund emerging industries