'Right concentration' diaporamas de présentation

Period 2

Period 2. Classical Period. Bellringer. Pull out your notebook and get ready to go over chart What is the purpose of religion? Consider spiritual and practical purposes Write on the front of objective 11 . REMINDER!!. Comparative Essays are DUE NEXT CLASS !. Agenda.

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Writing a DBQ

Writing a DBQ. AP World History. DBQ Analysis and Organization. DBQ #3 RELIGION and GEOGRAPHY. DBQ STEP 1: Analyzing the Prompt. QUESTION.

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Ancient India

Ancient India. The Indus River Civilization. The Indus River Valley Civilization. The First Civilization on the Indus. The First people of the Indus Valley. The Harrapans people created a city right on the banks of the Indus River around 5000 BCE.

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Buddhism

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Essential Questions

Essential Questions. According to Buddha, how do you overcome the desire for things like riches? What is nirvana? Who founded Buddhism and Hinduism? What is reincarnation? What is karma?. Beliefs in India. Hinduism. Hinduism.

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Buddhism

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Buddhism

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Buddhism

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BUDDHISM

BUDDHISM. By: Bella Chaucer. 1.When and where did Buddhism begin?. Buddhism began in northern India around 2500 years ago. 2.How did Buddhism spread?.

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By: Teagan welch

Buddhism. By: Teagan welch. Where/When: Started in 560 B.C. - northern India How it started: Founder was Siddhartha Gautama : Went on trip outside palace walls Saw 4 things that forever changed his life Old man Sick man Dead man Beggar. Origins.

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World History Unit Classical Empires

World History Unit Classical Empires. Standard SSWH2 b. Explain the development and impact of Hinduism and Buddhism on India and subsequent diffusion of Buddhism . 1) Hinduism is the 3 rd largest religion in the world. 2)The Caste system plays an important role in Hinduism .

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Buddhism

Buddhism. The Four Noble truths. The Four Noble Truths. Siddhartha Gautama. The message of his enlightenment:. "I teach suffering, its origin, cessation and path. That's all I teach", declared the Buddha 2500 years ago. The truth of suffering ( Dukkha )

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Buddhism

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