Ancient India Jeopardyx
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Final Jeopardy
• Positive or negative force created by your actions in
life.
• Karma
This prince became known as Buddha, the
“Enlightened One”
Siddartha Gautama
The belief that God and humans are one.
monism
The belief that spirits live in everything.
Animism
The physical and mental discipline harmonizing
body and soul.
yoga
Mauyan leader who converted to Buddhism
Asoka
The Mauryan who united India from the central
plateau up to the Hindu Kush
Chandragupta Maurya
This was the name given to Prince Siddartha
after his enlightenment.
Buddha
The two famous nobles from the “Ramayana”.
He saved her from a demon.
Rama and Sita
This is the term for an Indian prince.
raja
Long poems describing heros and great events.
epics
Complex philosophical explanations of the Vedas
and Vedic religion.
Upanishads
The great literature of Indo-Aryan religion is
contained in these works.
Vedas
A hemispherical dome shaped shrine. These
were dedicated to the Buddha and originally
held his relics.
stupa
This is the written language of ancient India.
sanskrit
The early Indus Valley civilization is named after
this city.
Harappa
This is the sacred river of north eastern India.
Ganges
This is the name of the physical feature that
dominates the central part of India.
Deccan Plateau
This geographic physical feature allowed the
Indo-Aryans an entry into India.
Khyber Pass
One of three large mountain ranges in the north
of India. Its name in Sanskrit means “a place of
snow”
Himalayas
This animal is considered the “sacred gift” of the
gods to India.
Cow (cattle)
The word for the overall supreme spirit in the
Hindu religion.
Brahma
This civilization’s word for war meant “a desire
for cows”.
Indo- Aryans (Aryans)
The upper caste custom established in the era
of the Indo Aryans and Gupta period in which a
man has more than one wife.
Polygamy
Knowledge of the Gupta Dynasty has been
improved through the study of art at this
historical site.
Ajanta Caves
•Category: Ancient Indian Customs
•This custom common among the upper castes of
the Gupta Dynasty, required widows to commit
suicide by casting themselves on their husband’s
funeral pyre.
Suttee