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| Brahmans-Priests, Kshatriya-Warriors, Vaishya-Merchants, Shudra-Peasants, Untouchables |
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| Seasonal wind that almost all countries in Asia depend on for rice growth |
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| process of birth and rebirth |
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| Right Understanding, Right Thoughts, Right Speech, Right Action, Right Livelihood, Right Effort, Right mindfulness, Right Concentration |
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1. There is suffering in this world
2. Suffering is caused by human desires and greed
3.Suffering can be stopped by stopping human desires
4.This can be achieved by following the 8 fold path |
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| release from reincarnation |
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| yellow soil in the yellow river in China |
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| if the people of China do not like the government or what they are doing, they have the right to overthrow it by rebelling |
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| business runs the economy |
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| Socialism (Mixed Economy) |
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| some businesses owned by the government, some by entrepenpeurs |
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| the government trying to pursuade the people |
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| communist areas where people all lived together, and did everything together, public showers, meals, cleaning, and farming |
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| areas of China open to different countries (ports) |
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| TR forcing China and the other countires to let the US have a piece of China (ports) |
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| using the military for everthything, fear |
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| lords and peasants, tenant farmers |
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| traditional warriors, swords, emotionless, respectful |
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| true leader of Japan, makes major decisions |
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