2. How was Prince Siddhartha’s life different after his four pilgrimages? 3. Compare and contrast Moksha and Nirvana.
4. Describe Asoka’s rule before and after he converted to Buddhism.
5. 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.
6. If you had to choose, would you choose to live in the Mauryan or Gupta Empire?
7. Let us 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?

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6.If you had to choose, would you choose to live in the Mauryan or Gupta Empire?

I would live in the Mauryan Empire.

7.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?

I would protest this act. This is because I believe that everyone should be treated equally. It would not be fair to treat other people differently. People everywhere are already being treated differently because of their gender, race, religion, or because where they are from.

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2. He realized the nature of life after the 4 pilgrimages.

3. Moksha is the cycle of death and rebirth however Nirvana takes away the cycle of death and rebirth,

4. Before he was very successful after, he died after that it caused him to undergo a spiritual transformation.

5. The Aryans gave their language. Also changed their culture after invading them.

6. I would choose the Mauryan empire but its really your choice :)

7. I would protest because everyone should be treated equally but its mostly your choice again :)

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