Question

Fill in the blank.

Buddhism's two main branches are _______ and Mahayana.
Mohenjo-Daro is a site where ruins from the _______ civilization were discovered.
_______ involves the worship of one supreme god but, at the same time, acknowledging other deities.
The ruler of the Maurya Empire who renounced violence and converted to Buddhism was _______.
The Indus Valley Civilization conducted long-distance trade with _______.
The sum of a person's deeds—both good and bad—is called _______ in Hinduism and Buddhism.

Answer 1

Answer:

Theravada

Indus Valley/Harappan

Henotheism

Ashoka

Mesopotamia

karma

Hinduism is more ritualistic and complex. People have castes and can achieve enlightenment only over multiple lives. Buddhism isn't as ritualistic, and people of any caste can achieve enlightenment in just one life. Buddhists also believe in a certain set of doctrines from the Buddha called the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path.

South Asia is often called a subcontinent. It's bordered by mountains to the north and west, and it also experiences monsoons, which are seasonal winds that cause rainy seasons and dry seasons.

Explanation:

Pennfoster