While Theravada Buddhism originated in India, in which region of the world would an ethnographer most likely find pockets of the faith still thriving today?
South Asia
East Asia
Oceana
Middle East
2. Multiple Choice
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Who was Siddhartha Guatama?
A Brahmin
A priests
An untouchable
The Buddha
3. Multiple Choice
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According to Buddha's teaching (& the beliefs of both Mahayana and Theravada Buddhists), why do people suffer?
People suffer because they desire too many worldly things and self-satisfaction.
People suffer because they are mean.
People suffer because they don't go to school.
People suffer because they want to.
4. Multiple Choice
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Using the architectural clue AND your knowledge of social studies, Mahayana Buddhism would most likely be found in which of the following countries today?
China
Sri Lanka
Cambodia
Myanmar
5. Multiple Choice
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A Bodhisattva is:
A Thai monk
A god
An enlightened being dedicated to reincarnating to help others
An enlightened being who has entered final nirvana
6. Multiple Choice
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Theravada:
Dominant Population of the Gupta Empire ; Migrated from Southern China
The Regional Classes of India in Which People Interacted with Others in Their Group
Third Ruler of the Mauryan Empire in India
The Original Teachings of Buddha; stay true to the Tipitaka
7. Multiple Choice
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Ashoka:
The Original Teachings of Buddha
The Regional Classes of India in Which People Interacted with Others in Their Group
War-lord turned Buddhist Ruler of the Mauryan Empire in India
Empire Modeled Like the Mauryans Began from Mayadha
8. Multiple Choice
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In order to gain more supporters, Mahayana Buddhists tend to:
support the four major divisions (castes) of Indian Society.
look to India's first centralized empire for guidance
adhere strictly to the original teachings of Buddha and the Tipitaka
embrace popular features of Buddhism and lead missionary efforts
9. Multiple Choice
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The attached picture shows:
Theravada's view of "The Buddha"
Vishnu, God of Life
Shiva, Goddess of Destruction
The Mahayana's view of "The Buddha"
10. Multiple Choice
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Baesd on the scenery and his clothes, one could assume the attached picture is depicting: