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Chapter 19 Test Review

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On Vacation

On Vacation. In your notebook, make a chart. Petra. Where is it? Do you want to visit?. Stonehenge. Where? Do you want to visit?. The Colosseum. Where? Do you want to visit?. Easter Island Statues. Where? Do you want to visit?. Neuschwanstein Castle. Where? Do you want to visit?.

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15.1 The Cultures of South Asia

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Hinduism: A Way of Life

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India

India. India. Himalaya Mountain Range Arabian Sea Bay of Bengal Rivers: Indus, Ganges. Early cities in the river valleys (Indus and Ganges) Floods are unpredictable and can be dangerous. Harappan Civilization (2500-1500 BC) Indus River Valley. Mohenjodaro: Harappan city.

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Hindu

Beliefs. Hindu. By, Allan Ng. Introduction. Hinduism is one of the largest religions in the world today. Religions are a way of life, an answer, and beliefs tie it all together, Beliefs circle around gods, religion circles around gods, making deities the greatest belief.

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HINDUISM

HINDUISM. One of the OLDEST and most COMPLEX religions About 900 million followers worldwide Dominant Religion of INDIA and Nepal Has no single FOUNDER or HOLY BOOK (there are many holy scriptures including the VEDAS and UPANISHADS ). GANGES RIVER.

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Vedic Religion

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Hinduism

Hinduism. Michael Wang, Riowena Seah, Dong Huek, Chris Liu. Beliefs. Rituals. Hindu Gods. Shiva. Brahma. Vishnu. Brahma. One of the Trinity Gods Known as the creator Night and Day is caused by his movement Made himself half women and half man in order to create human race

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Hinduism and Buddhism

Hinduism and Buddhism. Global Studies 9 Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Bernier. Founder and Region of Origin. Hinduism has no single founder. It developed and changed over 3500 years, growing out of the varied beliefs of the diverse peoples who settled in India. Founder and Origin.

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Religions of India : An Introduction to Hinduism and Buddhism

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Hinduism By Quientin Morrison

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World Literature

World Literature. English 3, Fall Semester. India. Hinduism began in prehistoric India and is one of the oldest religions in the world. Practiced long before it was finally recorded in what are now called the sacred writings. The Writings.

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By Becky

Hindu Gods. By Becky. Brahma. Hindus say that Brahma is the Creator of the Universe. He is The first member of the Hindu Trinity this also includes Shiva And Vishnu. He is their main God. Shiva. Shiva is commonly known by The Hindus as the Destroyer And is the third member of

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Hindu Gods

Hindu Gods. Brahma. Hindus worship one main god called Brahma. Vishnu and Shiva are different representations of Brahma. Brahma is their creator; they believe he created the universe. Shiva. Shiva is the Hindu god that destroys the universe. He completes the trinity of Hindu gods.

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Brief Overview of Hindu Gods and Goddesses

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SWASTIKA

BY: KAYLA ALSTON. SWASTIKA. What a swastika looks like . Description of a swastika. The swastika is an extremely powerful symbol. The Nazis used it to murder millions of people, but for centuries it had a positive meaning. . What swastika means .

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Hindu Gods

Hindu Gods. Brahma. Hindus worship one main god called Brahma. Vishnu and Shiva are different representations of Brahma. Brahma is their creator; they believe he created the universe. Shiva. Shiva is the Hindu god that destroys the universe. He completes the trinity of Hindu gods.

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The Trimurti

The Trimurti. What is the Trimurti?. The Trimurti are three Hindu gods Brahma Vishnu Shiva . Brahma. The first of the Trimurti. He is the creator. He has 4 heads. He is often pictured holding a holy scripture. Vishnu. Vishnu one of the most important of the Hindu gods.

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