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Chapter 12.1

Chapter 12.1. South Asia: Cultures and History. Terms [313]. Caste A social group in the Hindu religion into which people are born. It cannot be changed. Boycott To refuse to buy or use goods or services. Used as a punishment. Partition To divide into different parts Merge

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Chapter 12.1

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  1. Chapter 12.1 South Asia: Cultures and History

  2. Terms[313] • Caste • A social group in the Hindu religion into which people are born. It cannot be changed. • Boycott • To refuse to buy or use goods or services. Used as a punishment. • Partition • To divide into different parts • Merge • To bring together or to combine something • Golden Age • When a civilization is at its height of science, art, technology

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  5. Notes [313] • Where was the Indus valley civilization located? • In what is today Pakistan and India along the Indus river. • Who were the Aryans? • People from Central Asia • They brought their language and beliefs • How were the Aryans different than the Indus people? • Spoke Sanskrit • They were nomads and herders • What are the five main castes in Hinduism? • Priests-scholars, rulers-warriors, farmers, servants-laborers, untouchables

  6. Sanskrit tablet

  7. Notes [314] READ: Hinduism • What is the main religion of India? • Hinduism Brahma Vishnu Shiva

  8. Notes [314] Video: Hinduism in India • What country did Buddhism begin? • India READ: Buddhism • What are the Four Noble Truths taught by Buddha? • Everyone suffers • The cause of suffering is your desires • You have to get rid of suffering • There is a way to get rid of your suffering

  9. Notes [314] • Religion in South Asia • What is Reincarnation? • when you die you will be reborn into a new life

  10. Notes [314] • Religion in South Asia • What is Karma? • Why are people in this world different? • What is the cause of the inequality that exists among mankind? • Why should one person be brought up in the lap of luxury, endowed with fine mental, moral and physical qualities, and another in absolute poverty, steeped in misery? • Why should one person be a mental prodigy, and another not smart at all? • Why should one person be born with saintly characteristics and another with criminal tendencies? • Why should some be linguistic, artistic, mathematically inclined, or musical from the very cradle? • Why should others be congenitally blind, deaf, or deformed? • Why should some be blessed, and others cursed from their births?

  11. Notes [314] • Religion in South Asia • Karma and Reincarnation • Karma • A person’s actions will determine what you will be in your next life Your Behavior GOOD BAD Good Karma Bad Karma higher status in next life lower status in next life Sacred Evils: hatred, ignorance, greed

  12. The Spread of Buddhism [314]

  13. Notes [315] • What are the three main empires in South Asia? • The Maurya, the Gupta, the Mughal READ: The Maurya Empire READ: The Gupta Empire READ: The Mughal Empire [315] • What is an achievements of the Gupta during its Golden Age? • They developed the numbers we use today (Arabic Numerals)

  14. Notes [315] READ: The Mughal Empire [316] • What was the main religion of the Mughal Empire? • Islam • Why was Akbar a good leader of the Mughals? • He let people practice any religion • He supported arts and literature

  15. Notes [316] • What empire took over after the Mughals? • The British • Why did Great Britain take control of India? • For its natural resources (spices, tea, salt, wood) What was the British East India Company? • How did Gandhi work to help India gain its independence from British rule? • Asked citizens to protest - nonviolently • Asked citizens to boycott British goods • Led peaceful marches • Spoke to leaders of other countries to let the outside world see what was going on in India

  16. Notes [317] • Why did India partition into India and Pakistan in 1947? • The Muslims thought that would have too much control • The Muslims began fighting and demanding for a Muslim country READ: Conflict in South Asia

  17. India

  18. Notes [318] • What is the religion of Pakistan and Bangladesh? • Islam • Why is English spoken in India? • When the British took over they made English the main language • After the British left people continued to speak it • It is still the language used in government, business and medicine How many official languages does India have?

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