Review - Unit 7: Central & South Asia

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Across
  1. 3. Key beliefs of this philosophy are the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path
  2. 6. type of tectonic activity that formed the Himalayas
  3. 10. A large landmass smaller than a continent which is bordered on three sides by ocean
  4. 12. Where is most of the oil and natural gas found in Central Asia
  5. 13. season for wet monsoons
  6. 14. predominant religion throughout Central Asia
  7. 16. season for dry monsoons
  8. 18. factors which draw people to a city, such as better jobs improved standard of living and education
  9. 21. central Asia a target for control by Empires because it is this
  10. 22. the concept of a virtuous path, or destiny, that one should follow
  11. 26. Small loans are made available to poor entrepreneurs
  12. 27. the belief that what goes around comes around, your current actions determine the future
  13. 28. term used to describe the raising of livestock
  14. 29. what farmers in Central Asia get from irrigation, oases, and snowmelt from mountains
  15. 30. Originally named by outsiders to identify all of the belief systems in the Indus River valley
Down
  1. 1. system of social classes which restricted people's jobs, friends, marriage, and worship practices
  2. 2. the caste that a farmer would belong to
  3. 4. location where cottage industry activities typically take place
  4. 5. the belief in many gods
  5. 7. region where caste discrimination still exists
  6. 8. who Siddhartha Gautama became after enlightenment
  7. 9. the number one thing that is holding India’s economy back
  8. 10. who influenced Central Asia to have command economies
  9. 11. Began as a movement to combine Hinduism and Islam
  10. 15. shrinking body of water due to intense irrigation and evaporation in hot summers
  11. 17. place of worship for Sikhs
  12. 19. The most privileged status of the castes
  13. 20. Buddhist term for enlightenment
  14. 23. religious scriptures of Hinduism
  15. 24. the cause of suffering in Buddhism
  16. 25. wide, grassy, plains of Central Asia