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A land mass that is smaller than a continent |
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A seasonal weather pattern that causes wet and dry season |
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Highest mountain in the world located in northern India |
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One of the two major cities of the Harappan civilization next to the Indus River where ruins of Harappan civilization was first found. |
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One of the two major cities of the Harappan civilization next to the Indus River |
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Became the dominant group in India after the Harappan civilization crumbled. |
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Collection of Hymns, poems, myths and rituals that were written by Aryan priests. |
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A leader who ruled a village and the land around it. |
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Divided Indian society based on a person's birth, wealth, or occupation. |
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Farmers, craftspeople or traders |
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Included hymns of many gods |
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These writings are reflections on the Vedas by religious students and teachers |
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The largest religion in India today |
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A soul that hold the personality, the qualities of who a person is |
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The effects that good or bad has on a person's soul |
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Has it's roots in the teachings of Guru Nanak who lived in AD 1400s |
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Based on the teachings of a man called Mahavira who is believed to have been born around 599 BC |
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The avoidance of violent actions |
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