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Ancient Indian History Quiz 122 (25 MCQs)

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1. Who was a Chinese traveled by foot from China to visit Buddhist sites?
2. The belief that after a person dies, he comes back in another form.
3. This caste was the lowest of the Indian caste system. They were farmers and laborers
4. The outcasts; rejected by others and excluded from normal life:
5. Which dynasty built the early version of Great Wall of China to defend against nomads?
6. Analyze each statement and decide which one is inaccurate regarding the caste system.
7. What were the two types of Buddhism?
8. _____ spread the ideas of Jainism.
9. What was the main cause for the breakup of the Mauryan Empire?
10. How did monsoon winds affect the development of civilization in the Indus River Valley?
11. Samudragupta was a ruthless warrior.
12. Hinduism believe in many gods. This makes them:
13. An advanced feature of Mohenjo Daro and Harappa ancient cities was
14. The Ganges River is the most sacred river in India.
15. _____ took control of the northern part of India and founded the Mauryan Empire.
16. Which great leader of the Ancient Indian empire's name means "without sorrow" ?
17. The Indus Valley Civilization had the world's first _____
18. The 2 main cities built in this civilization were
19. Ancient India developed the most rigid social hierarchical ordering system of its time, called what?
20. Dharma and Brahman are goals for which religion?
21. To encourage the doing of something
22. After Siddhartha reached enlightenment and became Buddha, which happened last?
23. Once there was a land bridge between Europe and North America. This land bridge was called the _____
24. The world's highest mountain range, the Himalayas, lie to the north and northeast of India. Snow covers the mountains year round. The extreme cold and height of these mountains made them difficult to cross. So, outsiders from the east rarely entered the Indian subcontinent. The Hindu Kush Mountains lie to the northwest of India. The climate in these mountains is more desertlike. The people of central Asia were already used to such dry and hot weather in their homelands. So, they used the passes in the Hindu Kush to cross over into India. What roles did the Himalayas and the Hindu Kush Mountains play when it came to outsiders entering the Indian subcontinent?
25. "A line of hereditary rulers of a country" describes a(an):
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