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Gallo @ DSOA
AP World History
Quiz: Chapter 2
Chapter 2: Ancient India

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1651397271. The region of hills and upland plateaus extending from the Ganges River to the tip of the Indian subcontinent is called the*(A) Deccan. (B) Indus. (C) Harappan. (D) Mohenjo-Daro.0
1651397282. The Dravidians(A) were descended from the hill peoples of ancient India. *(B) were descended from the Indua River culture of ancient India. (C) were descended from the peoples of central Asia who invaded India in ancient times. (D) none of the above.1
1651397293. All of the following statements about the city of Harappa are true, EXCEPT(A) it was surrounded by a wall 40 feet thick. (B) it had streets up to 30 feet wide. *(C) it had 30,000 ibhabitants at its height. (D) it had bathrooms with drains carrying wastewater outside of the city.2
1651397304. A raja*(A) was an Aryan tribal chieftain. (B) was the name for the Indian warrior class. (C) was an Indian god. (D) was a collection of sacred instructions and rituals.3
1651397315. Varna, the Indian word for castes, means(A) income. *(B) color. (C) wealth. (D) self.4
1651397326. The Indian priestly caste was the*(A) brahmins. (B) kshatriyas. (C) sudras. (D) vaisyas.5
1651397337. A guru is(A) a female ritual. (B) the untouchable caste. *(C) a teacher. (D) a textbook on sexual practices.6
1651397348. The Upanishads were(A) the Hindu priestly class. (B) sacred texts of the Aryans. (C) followers of strict Hindu asceticism. *(D) a set of commentaries on the Vedas.7
1651397359. Who founded Buddhism?(A) Chandragupta Maurya *(B) Siddhartha Gautama (C) Asoka (D) Mahavira8
16513973610. According to Buddhism, pain and sorrow were caused by*(A) human attachment to worldly things. (B) human desires to attain Nirvana. (C) extreme asceticism. (D) the desires of the soul.9
16513973711. An early Indian political treatise that sets forth many fundamental aspects of the relationship of rulers and their subjects*(A) Arthasastra (B) Bodhi (C) Brahmins (D) Caste system10
16513973812. In Hiduism and Buddhism, the law that governs the universe, and specifically human behavior*(A) Dharma (B) Eightfold path (C) Guru (D) Hinduism11
16513973913. One rebirth in a next life is determined by one's karma, sum of activities as compared to standard of dharma(A) Jati (B) Kshatriaya (C) Maharajas *(D) Karma12
16513974014. Buddhist path of moderation, avoidance of extremes of vulgar meterialism or a life of self-torture(A) Nirvana *(B) Middle Path (C) Polytheistic/polytheism (D) Prakit13
16513974115. The idea that the individual soul is reborn in a different form after death(A) Sanskrit (B) Sati (C) Sudras *(D) Reincarnation14

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