Question
The holiest river is the _________________.
* Hinduism is based on the concept of __________________, in which all living beings, from plants to gods, live in a cycle of living and dying.
** _______ is the belief that good actions will result in good, and bad actions will cause bad.
** Major deities (gods) include:
*** The _________ ___________ puts people into groups based on occupation. The highest are the _________, then the _______________, then ____________________, and lastly the ____________________.
What occupation belongs in each caste? (look
* Hinduism is based on the concept of __________________, in which all living beings, from plants to gods, live in a cycle of living and dying.
** _______ is the belief that good actions will result in good, and bad actions will cause bad.
** Major deities (gods) include:
*** The _________ ___________ puts people into groups based on occupation. The highest are the _________, then the _______________, then ____________________, and lastly the ____________________.
What occupation belongs in each caste? (look
Answers
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The holiest river is the **Ganges**.
Hinduism is based on the concept of **samsara**, in which all living beings, from plants to gods, live in a cycle of living and dying.
**Karma** is the belief that good actions will result in good, and bad actions will cause bad.
Major deities (gods) in Hinduism include: **Brahma** (the creator), **Vishnu** (the preserver), **Shiva** (the destroyer), and **Durga** (a goddess representing strength).
The **varna system** puts people into groups based on occupation. The highest are the **Brahmins**, then the **Kshatriyas**, then the **Vaishyas**, and lastly the **Shudras**.
Occupations that typically belong in each caste include:
- **Brahmins**: Priests, scholars, and teachers
- **Kshatriyas**: Warriors and rulers
- **Vaishyas**: Merchants and landowners
- **Shudras**: Servants and laborers
This structure reflects traditional roles within Hindu society, although the application and rigidity of the caste system have evolved over time.
Hinduism is based on the concept of **samsara**, in which all living beings, from plants to gods, live in a cycle of living and dying.
**Karma** is the belief that good actions will result in good, and bad actions will cause bad.
Major deities (gods) in Hinduism include: **Brahma** (the creator), **Vishnu** (the preserver), **Shiva** (the destroyer), and **Durga** (a goddess representing strength).
The **varna system** puts people into groups based on occupation. The highest are the **Brahmins**, then the **Kshatriyas**, then the **Vaishyas**, and lastly the **Shudras**.
Occupations that typically belong in each caste include:
- **Brahmins**: Priests, scholars, and teachers
- **Kshatriyas**: Warriors and rulers
- **Vaishyas**: Merchants and landowners
- **Shudras**: Servants and laborers
This structure reflects traditional roles within Hindu society, although the application and rigidity of the caste system have evolved over time.