Ancient Indian History Quiz 138 (20 MCQs)

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1. Prince or leader of an Aryan tribe
2. 6.G.1.1:Which statement best explains how the monsoons affected the development of early Indian civilizations?
3. How do the monsoons affect India's climate?
4. Buddhism(the rival of Hinduism) was founded by Siddhartha Gautama, also known as the Buddha, in the 6th century BCE. Buddhism spread rapidly throughout India and later throughout Asia, and it is still practiced by millions of people today. Buddhism teaches that the ultimate goal of life is to attain nirvana, or ultimate reality, and that suffering can be overcome through letting go of all worldly cares and materialistic goods. Buddhism principles are based on The Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Paths.What was the main goal of Buddhism?
5. Priya, Sophia, and Lily are time-traveling historians trying to solve the mystery of the Indus Valley civilization's disappearance. What is the most likely reason they would find for the disappearance?
6. A HIGH AREA OF LAND AT THE CENTER OF THE INDIAN SUBCONTINENT
7. Which religion believes in following the Eightfold Path in order to reach nirvana?
8. Why were Untouchables excluded from other Indians?
9. Who was the founder of the Gupta Empire?
10. A force that decides the form that people will be reborn into in their next life
11. THESE MOUNTAINS SEPARATE INDIA FROM CHINA AND ARE THE TALLEST IN THE WORLD
12. Which caste is described below?This social class was considered below the social class pyramid and were forbidden to enter temples and schools.
13. What likely caused the people in the Indus Valley to leave?
14. Much of what we known about the Aryans come from what source?
15. Why is it important to have wheeled transportation?
16. Resources found in nature and used for trading with civilization who didn't have access to them.
17. Type of religious structure meant to house relics of the Buddha
18. Describe cities of ancient India.
19. What is a nomad?
20. The third largest world religion that is practiced by 80% of India today.