Question

How did Hindu animal sacrifices impact Buddhist practices?
How was Prince Siddhartha's life different after his four pilgrimages?
Compare and contrast Moksha and Nirvana.
Describe Asoka's rule before and after he converted to Buddhism.
As newcomers to India, the Aryans exchanged culture with the people living there. Describe what the Aryans gave to Indian society and what they learned from the people living there.
If you had to choose, would you choose to live in the Mauryan or Gupta Empire?
Let's imagine the United States was debating to bring a caste system to the country, would you protest or support the effort? Why or why not?

Answer 1

@Positivity

Answer 2

we only need to pick four questions to answer

Answer 3

okay what were yours?

Answer 4

I dont personally care wich ones you can just pick which ones you want to help me with

Answer 5

are you still helping me?

Answer 6

okay yes im doing research

Answer 7

ok :D

Answer 8

how about
How did Hindu animal sacrifices impact Buddhist practices?
Describe what the Aryans gave to Indian society and what they learned from the people living there.
If you had to choose, would you choose to live in the Mauryan or Gupta Empire?
and
Let's imagine the United States was debating to bring a caste system to the country, would you protest or support the effort? Why or why not?

Answer 9

are these acceptable?

Answer 10

yes

Answer 11

ok for the first one-
How did Hindu animal sacrifices impact Buddhist practices?
"These rites, laid down in a complicated system known mainly from the Brahmana texts, included obligatory sacrifices following the course of the year or the important moments in the life of an individual and optional sacrifices occasioned by the special wishes of a sacrificer. Yet cultic sacrifice has not developed in Buddhism, another religion that arose in India. Ritual sacrifice was judged to be ineffective and in some of its forms to involve cruelty and to run counter to the law of ahimsa, or noninjury. There are, however, in the Jataka stories of the Buddha’s previous births accounts of his self-sacrifices. Furthermore, Buddhism emphasizes the notion of ethical sacrifices, acts of self-discipline, and there are instances of devotional offerings, such as burnt incense, to the Buddha."

https://www.britannica.com/topic/sacrifice-religion/Sacrifice-in-the-religions-of-the-world

Answer 12

try to simplify that if you want : D

Answer 13

k ready for the second one

Answer 14

:D

Answer 15

yes one moment-

Answer 16

ok:D

Answer 17

: D

Answer 18

is this what you are looking for in #2?
"Around 1500 s.c., Aryans from Central Asia invaded and
Look back at the
table on page 39 of
Chapter 5. Draw a
fourth column in your
notebook. Label the
new column "Indus
Valley People" and
add information from
this lesson. Work with
a partner to complete
this column.
<- 2000-1500 B.c.
I500-l 000 e.c.
+ 1000-500 B.c.
conquered the Indus Valley. They were nomadic warriors.
Over time they moved eastward into the plain around the
Ganges River and then south into the Deccan Plateau.
Most of what is known about the Aryans comes from the
Vedas. The Vedas are a collection of books containing prayers,
songs, and other writings of the Agrans.
The Aryans brought with them their own
language, religious beliefs, and social system.
They spoke an Indo-European language
known as Sanskrit. English, German,
Persian, Spanish, and French are some of
the languages that are based on the IndoEuropean language."


https://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/cms/lib/NC01001395/Centricity/Domain/6742/Aryan%20Reading.PDF

Answer 19

sorry its so much

Answer 20

its ok im just going to cut out the middle part :D

Answer 21

lol ok

Answer 22

you do not have to do the third question i can do that one you just have to do the fourth one :D

Answer 23

okay let me see-

Answer 24

see what

Answer 25

Let's imagine the United States was debating to bring a caste system to the country, would you protest or support the effort? Why or why not?

This is for personal opinions but I can give you mine if you would like

Answer 26

ok

Answer 27

so -
No, I would not support because I feel like everyone should be equal and there shall be no diversity. I also think that its not whats in the bank that counts, its whats in the mind and heart. Also, the cast system wouldn't necessarily fit into the US because the US is a mixing bowl; not everyone it the same race, ethnicity, age, It just wouldn't work. Lastly, I think that People would beat themselves up about where they stand in the system; the poor look up to the rich, the rich scold down at the poor.

Answer 28

thanks for the help

Answer 29

Ofc. Anytime! : D

Answer 30

stay positive ;)

Answer 31

yep