1. Economy: How a civilization makes money through the buying and selling of goods and services. (Some examples may include: resources, trade routes, agriculture, and products.)

The Gupta Empire traded all over the world through land and sea routes that connected Arabia, China and Rome.

King Ashoka creates edicts and laws.

Indus River Valley had rich soil.

Untouchables were the lowest class.

2. Government and Leadership: How a civilization creates an organized way of leadership. (Some examples may include: ruler, laws, and policies.)

King Ashoka creates edicts and laws.

Indus River Valley had rich soil.

The Gupta Empire traded all over the world through land and sea routes that connected Arabia, China and Rome.

Untouchables were the lowest class.

3. Social Classes: How a civilization is divided into classes that have different roles, responsibilities and privileges. (Some examples may include: family village, feudal system, slaves, and nobles.)

Untouchables were the lowest class.

King Ashoka creates edicts and laws.

Indus River Valley had rich soil.

The Gupta Empire traded all over the world through land and sea routes that connected Arabia, China and Rome.

4. Geography: Physical environment and how it may influence an economy and culture. (Some examples may include: desert, island, rivers, oceans, and mountains.)

Indus River Valley had rich soil.

King Ashoka creates edicts and laws.

The Gupta Empire traded all over the world through land and sea routes that connected Arabia, China and Rome.

Untouchables were the lowest class.

5. Religion: A belief system that influences the development of a civilization. (Some examples may include: Islam, Buddhism, Christianity, and Judaism.)

King Ashoka creates edicts and laws.

Indus River Valley had rich soil.

The Gupta Empire traded all over the world through land and sea routes that connected Arabia, China and Rome.

Untouchables were the lowest class.

6. Achievements: The lasting contributions of a civilization. (Some examples may include: art, architecture, science, inventions, and ideas.)

The Harappan Culture used wheeled transportation and sailboats with a single mast and sail.

King Ashoka creates edicts and laws.

Indus River Valley had rich soil.

The Gupta Empire traded all over the world through land and sea routes that connected Arabia, China and Rome.

7. Economy: How a civilization makes money through the buying and selling of goods and services. (Some examples may include: resources, trade routes, agriculture, and products.)

The Harappa used a standard set of weights and measurements for trade.

The Harappan Civilization built houses with baths, toilets, running water, drains and a center courtyard.

With effective leadership the Maurya expands to be the largest Ancient Indian Empire.

8. Government and Leadership: How a civilization creates an organized way of leadership. (Some examples may include: ruler, laws, and policies.)

With effective leadership the Maurya expands to be the largest Ancient Indian Empire.

The Harappa used a standard set of weights and measurements for trade.

The Harappan Civilization built houses with baths, toilets, running water, drains and a center courtyard.

9. SOCIAL CLASSES: How a civilization is divided into classes that have different roles, responsibilities and privileges. (Some examples may include: family village, feudal system, slaves, and nobles.)

The Harappa used a standard set of weights and measurements for trade.

The Harappan Civilization built houses with baths, toilets, running water, drains and a center courtyard.

With effective leadership the Maurya expands to be the largest Ancient Indian Empire.

10. Geography: Physical environment and how it may influence an economy and culture. (Some examples may include: desert, island, rivers, oceans, and mountains.)

The Harappa used a standard set of weights and measurements for trade.

The Harappan Civilization built houses with baths, toilets, running water, drains and a center courtyard.

11. Religion: A belief system that influences the development of a civilization. (Some examples may include: Islam, Buddhism, Christianity, and Judaism.)

The Harappa used a standard set of weights and measurements for trade.

The Harappan Civilization built houses with baths, toilets, running water, drains and a center courtyard.

With effective leadership the Maurya expands to be the largest Ancient Indian Empire.

12. Achievements: The lasting contributions of a civilization. (Some examples may include: art, architecture, science, inventions, and ideas.)

The Harappan Civilization built houses with baths, toilets, running water, drains and a center courtyard.

The Harappa used a standard set of weights and measurements for trade.

With effective leadership the Maurya expands to be the largest Ancient Indian Empire.

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The Arya left behind ____________ that told their story to future generations.

Spices

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Vedas

Ornaments and Figurines

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Hinduism is what type of religion?

Polytheistic

Monotheistic

Nonotheistic

Christianity

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What is a western practice today that is closely related to the ancient practice of meditation?

Yoga

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Who started the religion of Buddhism?

Siddhartha Gautama

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Dividing people into four fixed social classes is called.....

The Caste System

Division of Powers

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These people had no place in society.

Brahmins

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Ancient India Study Guide!

The Arya left behind ____________ that told their story to future generations.

Hinduism is what type of religion?

What is a western practice today that is closely related to the ancient practice of meditation?

Who started the religion of Buddhism?

Dividing people into four fixed social classes is called.....

These people had no place in society.

A person could not get into a higher caste system during....

Which mountain range acted as a natural barrier and separated India from China?

Who was highest on the caste system?

Hindus believed in the rebirth of the.....

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