History 7 Chapter 5 Review 2

a strict social class a person is born into

• Brahman

• caste

• nirvana

• karma

• Vedas

divine being of Hinduism believed to be the cause and material of creation: also called "the great soul" or "the world soul"

• Brahman

• caste

• nirvana

• karma

• Vedas

the Buddhist belief of a state of complete enlightenment where a person has peace and freedom from desire

• Brahman

• caste

• nirvana

• karma

• Vedas

the Hindu belief that a person's deeds, good or bad, determine his state in reincarnation

• Brahman

• caste

• nirvana

• karma

• Vedas

collection of sacred hymn text of Hinduism

• Brahman

• caste

• nirvana

• karma

• Vedas

religious duties of a Hindu or Buddhist

• dharma

• enlightened

• pantheism

• reincarnation

• untouchable

having received knowledge or understanding

• dharma

• enlightened

• pantheism

• reincarnation

• untouchable

the belief that after a person dies, he comes back in another form

• dharma

• enlightened

• pantheism

• reincarnation

• untouchable

belief that everything int the universe is part of a supreme being

• dharma

• enlightened

• pantheism

• reincarnation

• untouchable

a term previously used for an outcaste from Indian society; anyone from the lower caste; any Indian who is outside the caste system, who works with meat, or who has been expelled from his own caste

• dharma

• enlightened

• pantheism

• reincarnation

• untouchable