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| freeing of the soul and unite with brahman |
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| one god is worshipped among many that exist |
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| all existance is one substance |
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| many gods exist and are worshipped |
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| gods that live in non human objects |
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| gos is in creation as a soul is in a body |
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| each god is part of a single supreme force |
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| cycle of death and rebirth |
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| reincarnation and transmigration |
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| guide to proper conduct if buddhism |
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| concluding portions of scripture |
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| what is the hindu belief? |
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who is brahman, vishnu, and siva
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1; creator
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| what are the three classifications of contemporary hindus? |
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| abstract, vishnuites, and shivates |
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| what is the importance of karma? |
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| refers to the dept of ones actions. (bad life, bad after life) |
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| no founder/formal chirch. |
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| 525 BC, mostly atheistic, an enlighted person, nirvana |
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-suffereing is universal
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-end it= crush desire
-how to end= follow eightfold path |
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| founder of; mahavira and rejected power of brahmans |
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| founder of jainism,lived at the same time as buddah |
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| arrived in the 1500's with european missionaries. |
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| money given to the brides groom |
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| landuage combining persian adn hindi |
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| indian troops that served in the british army. |
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| truth force/ non violence resistance |
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| refusal to obey injust law |
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| founder of the maurya empire, and established the dynasty |
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| how did asoka spread buddhims? |
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| how was india affected by the decline of the maurya empire? |
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| different in north and south india |
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| how did southern india develop differently from northern india? |
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| languages like sanskirt and tamial |
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| warrior who chnged his name, brought the gupta empire to its highest point |
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| did not inforce muslim, but if you werent, you were taxed and couldnt have a government job |
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| effects of the islamic rule |
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| the muslims were taxed and couldnt have gov.t jobs |
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| mongolian invasion and mughal empire? |
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| both the same so mongol sets up mughal empire |
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| marry, wait on usband and have male kids |
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| seperate kinds of humans, highest class= miost pure (brahman) |
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| "the great" removed tax on hindus |
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| decribe the achievments of both asoka and akbar? |
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asoka- buddhism, provides peace
akbar- removes tax on hindus |
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