Question

Matching Review Hinduism

1. Where Hinduism began
2. The beginning of Hinduism
3. The origins of Hinduism
The nomadic group that influenced Hinduism
5. The Ultimate Reality in Hinduism
6. The endless cycle of life, death and rebirth
7. The social grouping system of India
& The Hindu god referred to as the liberator
3. The Hindu god referred to as the preserver
10. The Hindu god referred to as the creator
11. The sacred symbol of Hinduism
12. The soul in Hinduism
13. Good or bad actions affect this life and nest
14. Release from the cycle of rebirth and suffering
.
15. Self-discipline, physical and mental exercise
16. Where worship takes place in the home
17. The "festival of lights
18. Sacred writings of Hinduism
19. A sacred place of pilgrimage for Hindus
20. Dury which governs a person's life
A. Dharma
B. Moksha
C. Karma
D. India
E. Ganges River
F. Yoga
G. The Vedas
H. 2000 BC.
LAman
J.Diwali
K. Shrine
L religious ideas of two groups
M.Om
N.Aryans
O. Brahma
P.Vishnu
Q. Brahman
R. Shiva
S. Caste
T. Samsara

Answer 1

1. Where Hinduism began: India

2. The beginning of Hinduism: 2000 BC.

3. The origins of Hinduism: religious ideas of two groups (Aryans and Indus Valley Civilization)

4. The nomadic group that influenced Hinduism: Aryans

5. The Ultimate Reality in Hinduism: Brahman

6. The endless cycle of life, death and rebirth: Samsara

7. The social grouping system of India: Caste

8. The Hindu god referred to as the liberator: Shiva

9. The Hindu god referred to as the preserver: Vishnu

10. The Hindu god referred to as the creator: Brahma

11. The sacred symbol of Hinduism: Om

12. The soul in Hinduism: Atman

13. Good or bad actions affect this life and next: Karma

14. Release from the cycle of rebirth and suffering: Moksha

15. Self-discipline, physical and mental exercise: Yoga

16. Where worship takes place in the home: Shrine

17. The "festival of lights: Diwali

18. Sacred writings of Hinduism: The Vedas

19. A sacred place of pilgrimage for Hindus: Ganges River

20. Duty which governs a person's life: Dharma