India Review

The world's highest mountain range, forming the northern border of the Indian subcontinent

• A. subcontinent
• B. citadel
• C. Himalayas
• D. migrate
• E. caste system

A large landmass that is connected to the rest of the continent

• A. subcontinent
• B. citadel
• C. Himalayas
• D. migrate
• E. caste system

The social system in the Hindu society in which a person's place is determined by the rank of the family in which he or she is born

• A. subcontinent
• B. citadel
• C. Himalayas
• D. migrate
• E. caste system

To move from one place to another to live, especially a large group of people

• A. subcontinent
• B. citadel
• C. Himalayas
• D. migrate
• E. caste system

A walled fort that protects a city

• A. subcontinent
• B. citadel
• C. Himalayas
• D. migrate
• E. caste system

In Hinduism, the laws and duties that guide the behavior of each caste member

• A. dharma
• B. monk
• C. karma
• D. reincarnation

A Hindu belief that people move in a constant cycle of life, death, and rebirth

• A. dharma
• B. monk
• C. karma
• D. reincarnation

In Hinduism and Buddhism, the end result of all of a person's good and bad acts, which determines his or her rebirth

• A. dharma
• B. monk
• C. karma
• D. reincarnation

A man who devotes his life to a religious group, often giving up all he owns

• A. dharma
• B. monk
• C. karma
• D. reincarnation

The religion of India that grew out of beliefs of the ancient Aryan people, and stresses that one force connects all of life is called

• A. Indus River
• B. Indus Plain
• C. Mohenjo-Daro
• D. Hinduism