Vocab. #3 Unit: Persia, India/Hinduism & China/Buddhism
Across
- 3. Fine, fertile, wind-deposited soil found in northern China.
- 4. Government workers in non-military positions, chosen by exam in China.
- 7. An ancient Persian religion teaching a struggle between good and evil.
- 11. The rebirth of a soul into a new body after death.
- 14. The principle of non-violence and non-harm toward all living beings.
- 15. Complementary forces representing balance between opposites.
- 18. The law of cause and effect in which actions influence future outcomes or rebirths.
- 19. The pattern of rise and fall of Chinese dynasties.
- 20. A massive defensive structure built across northern China.
- 21. Liberation from the cycle of rebirth.
- 22. An Indian dynasty known for a Golden Age of learning, art, and Hindu culture.
- 23. The oldest sacred texts of Hinduism made up of hymns, rituals, and teachings.
Down
- 1. The core Buddhist teachings about suffering and its cause and end.
- 2. A hereditary social class system in India determining status and occupation.
- 5. Indo-European peoples who migrated into ancient India and shaped early Vedic culture.
- 6. The Buddhist state of enlightenment ending suffering and rebirth.
- 8. A person sent on a religious mission to spread a faith.
- 9. The Chinese belief that Heaven grants rulers the right to rule.
- 10. The major religion of India based on the Vedas and other sacred texts.
- 12. The universal and ultimate reality in Hinduism.
- 13. The Buddhist path to ending suffering through right actions and practices.
- 16. Moral duty, righteousness, or cosmic order; in Buddhism, the Buddha’s teachings.
- 17. Respect and obedience toward parents and ancestors.
- 19. A Chinese philosophy focused on living in harmony with the Dao, the natural Way.
- 24. The eternal self or soul in Hinduism.