Chapter 1 Flashcards

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What is the Paleolithic age

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an “old stone age” of stone tools and no written language

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How did the people group in the Paleolithic age

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in nomadic bands of 25-50 people with kinship bonds

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How did the nomadic bands get resources?

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through hunting and foraging
There wasn’t much productivity or surplus and they couldn’t really transport foods.

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religion in the paleolithic age

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we are unsre if there was, there was no language but there was evidence of burials and gods.

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What were the people like politically in the Paleolithic age?

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very Egalitarian

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What were the roles of men and women in the Paleolithic age?

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Women foraged for food, Men hunted animals

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what were some of the products of people adapting in the Paleolithic age

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More tools, greater uses of fire, cave art, and better adaptation skills

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What is the Neolithic age

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a period of agricultural revolution around 10,000 BCE`

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what did the people eat in the Neolithic age?

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People had a broad diet and a new way of life

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What were some of the new ideas and inventions found in the Neolithic age

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there was a population boom, permanent settlements, newly tamed animals, written language, and patriarchy.

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How did people change the enviorment in the Neolithic age

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they changed the environment through selective breeding, domestication, and intensification

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what were some of the pros of the agricultural revolution?

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  • Secondary product revolution
  • Population booms
  • bigger communities
  • better buildings
  • weaving, potting, metallurgy
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What were some of the cons of the agricultural revolution?

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  • environmental damage
  • Worsening health
  • an increase in diseases
  • Increase in vulnerability to famine
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results of the agricultural revolution

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  • selective breeding
  • more reliable but less diverse food
  • environmental changes
  • erosion and overgrazing
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15
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Who founded Hinduism?

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there was no founder

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16
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is Hinduism a tradition?

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no

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17
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Does Hinduism seek converts?

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no

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18
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was Hinduism polytheistic?

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yes

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19
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what system of heirarchy did Hinduism use?

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the caste system

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20
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from where did Hinduism originate?

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south asia

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21
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What are the Vedas

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The earliest written texts in Hinduism

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22
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What are the Upanishads

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Sacred texts made in 800-400 BCE that question the Vedas and create introspection, or, bias for Hinduism

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23
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What are Brahmin

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the priestly caste of Hinduism

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24
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what is brahman?

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Unitary energy of existence

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25
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What is atman

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individual soul

26
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what is samsara

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rebirth

27
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what is Dharma

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castely duties

28
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What is Kharma

A

your individual actions

29
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What is Moksha

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liberation, or the final goal

30
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What are High castes associated with

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good kharma

31
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what is the brahman caste

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the highest hindu caste of priestlyhood

32
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What are the Kshatriya?

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the protector and secondary Hindu caste

33
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what are Vaishya?

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the merchant tertiary Hindu caste

34
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What are Sudra

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The Native quarternary Hindu caste

35
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What are the untouchables

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the worst caste of slaves, peasants, and the lowest of the Hindu caste system

36
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what is a Jati

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an occupational group within the castes

37
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What is the goal of the Jati

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to “stay clean” of any demerits

38
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functions of a caste

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localization
assimilation
state subjugation
exploitation

39
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who founded buddhism

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Siddhartha Guatama

40
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what is Siddharthas story

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was very excluded abnd then left and saw suffering and created the eight fold path to end suffering

41
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what is nirvana

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enlightenment

42
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what does Buddhist culture and tradition reflect

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Hindu culture and tradition

43
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what was Buddhism politically

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patriarchy

44
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what is the Mahayana sect of Buddhism

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spiritually developed people
buddha is divine
religious salvation

45
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what is the theravada sect of Buddhism

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buddhism very wise teacher but not divine
more phycological

46
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What is the Bhakti movement

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intense deity adoration
deities include:
-Vishnu - protector goddess
-Shiva - divine in its distructive aspect
-Buddha - 9th reincarnation of Vishnu

47
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what is legalism

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a very pessimistic view of people and strict laws

48
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what is confucianism

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  • a view of the unequal relationships in the familial and social life.
  • created the civil service system
  • there was political mobility
  • very focused on education
49
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what is daoism

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  • abandon education
  • disengage from public life
  • encouraged divisionalism
50
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what is dao

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the way of nature, ying and yang

51
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what are the abrahamic faiths?

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judaism, christianity, islam

52
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who was Judaism followed by?

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hebrews

53
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who founded islam?

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Muhammad

54
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what is the dar al islam

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house of islam

55
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what is umma

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the whole of the islamic people

56
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who is Caliph?

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Muhammads successor

57
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What is the sunni division of islam?

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  • Caliph selected
  • ulamas were the religous authority
58
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what is the shia division of islam?

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  • blood relative leaders
  • iman were the religous authority
  • minority group against the world
59
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What were the ulama?

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learned scholars, “international elite”

60
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what is sufis

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the idea of union with allah (god)

61
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hajj

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pilgrimage to mecca