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The ruling class, Kshatriyas, reacted against Brahmanical dominance due to their feelings of ___ and the encroachment on their authority. |
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True or False: The tensions between Shudras, Vaishyas, and higher Varnas were primarily due to the rigid Varna system that limited opportunities for the lower Varnas. |
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True or False: The practice of cattle sacrifice was beneficial for the new agricultural economy as it increased cattle wealth. |
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False. The practice of cattle sacrifice caused erosion of cattle wealth, which was essential for the new agricultural economy. |
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Fill in the blank: Vaishyas sought to improve their social position within the Varna system by engaging in ___ and trade. |
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What role did traders play in the support of Jainism and Buddhism during the economic expansion? |
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Traders supported Jainism and Buddhism as they sought alternative spiritual paths that aligned with their social aspirations. |
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How did the rise in social inequality and accumulation of wealth influence the appeal of Jainism and Buddhism? |
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It led individuals who were displeased with these changes to seek a return to a simpler spiritual path, which Jainism and Buddhism offered. |
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Mahavira is known as the ___ in Jainism, signifying his status as a spiritual teacher who guides followers to attain salvation. |
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Fill in the blank: Mahavira's teachings were primarily associated with regions such as Kosala, Magadha, ___, and Champa. |
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True or False: The term 'Mahavira' translates to 'the great hero', reflecting his spiritual conquest. |
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Fill in the blank: Mahavira wandered for ___ years in search of truth and enlightenment. |
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The title 'Jina' signifies Mahavira as the conqueror of self and worldly attachments. |
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Ahimsa is considered the central principle of Jainism, promoting ___ towards all living beings. |
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True or False: In Jainism, the principle of asteya allows for the acquisition of property as long as it's done honestly. |
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False. Asteya prohibits stealing or dishonest acquisition of others' belongings. |
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The practice of aparigraha in Jainism advocates for ___ from material possessions. |
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What are the two sects in Jainism that differ based on the practice of discarding clothes? |
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Fill in the blank: The principle of Brahmacharya emphasizes ___ and self-restraint in personal conduct. |
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True or False: Jains are encouraged to accumulate wealth as part of their spiritual pursuits. |
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Truthfulness is considered a fundamental virtue, and Jains adhere to honesty in thought, speech, and action. |