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    The first people was thought to have reached India from Africa in 40‚000 BC. The first civilization started out as hunters and gatherers. Around 4000 BC the Indians started farming. The Indians then moved near the Indus River Valley where they started using irrigation and started building their first cities. The Indians built two main cities that we know of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro. Both cities are currently located in current Pakistan.The first Indian buildings and houses were built out of stone

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    charms Indian Empires 1. Mauryan Empire (321 – 232 B.C.) - northeastern part of India - capital: Pataliputra - Chandragupta Maurya - centralized government‚ districts and provinces - paved roads of cities‚ irrigation system - converted to Jainism - Asoka - policies of religious tolerance - diplomacy - government programs - territorial expansion - Other contributions of the empire - ‘Sacred Kingship’ – ‘ruler of the universe’ – Chakravartin - Fall – Asoka died in 232 B.C.‚ successors

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    castes; (b) Both Buddhism and Jainism preached extreme austerities and had gradually lost their charm; (c) With the advent of Islam in India‚ the Sufi saints preached the idea of equality and brotherhood; (d) People were interested in religious thoughts that could satisfy their reason and emotions. The Bhakti Movement of South India was led by a series of popular saints Nayanars (Shaiviites) and Alvars (Vaishnavites)‚ who disregarded the austerities preached by Jainism and Buddhism but instead preached

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    South Asia‚ which consists of the nations of Bangladesh‚ Bhutan‚ India‚ Maldives‚ Nepal‚ Pakistan‚ and Sri Lanka‚ is ethnically diverse‚ with more than 2‚000 ethnic entities with populations ranging from hundreds of millions to small tribal groups. South Asia has been invaded and settled by many ethnic groups over the centuries - including various Dravidian‚ Indo-Aryan and Iranian groups - and amalgamation of Dravidian‚ Indo-Aryan and native societies has produced composite cultures with many common

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    Dharmic religions have a great importance in Indian philosophy and religions‚ and Taoic religions originate from the far eastern‚ often in China or India. Christianity‚ Islam‚ and Judaism are in the Abrahamic category. Hinduism‚ Buddhism‚ Jainism‚ and Sikhism are all Dharmic religions‚ where Taoism‚ Confucianism‚ and Shintoism are Taoic religions. Many of these religions are still practiced today. Many of which are very popular‚ and many not so much. Christianity was formed when people started

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    religions‚ cultures and local histories but it is rich in unity in diversity‚ which makes it a single democratic nation. India is known as land of spirituality and philosophy. Ancient religions like Hinduism‚ Jainism and Buddhism molders of the country. There are other religions like Sikhism‚ Islam and Christianity‚ Judaism that emerged later. In ancient India‚ society was divided on the basis of caste system‚ which still persists in the modern India as well. In different parts of India‚ different

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    languages and nearly 400 living languages spoken in various parts of the country. Most of the languages of India belong to two families‚ Aryan and Dravidian. This country has 8 different types of religions such as‚ Hinduism‚ Islam‚ Christianity‚ Sikhism‚ Buddhism‚ Jainism‚ Zoroastrianism and Judaism. India’s agriculture is composed of many crops‚ with the foremost food staples being rice and wheat. Indian farmers also grow pulses‚ potatoes‚ sugarcane‚ oil seeds‚ and such non-food items as cotton‚ tea‚ coffee

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    culture of modern India is a complex blend of its historical traditions‚ influences from the effects of colonialism over centuries and current Western culture - both collaterally and dialectically. India is the birthplace of Hinduism‚ Sikhism‚ Buddhism and Jainism‚ from where they propagated to different parts of the globe. India cherishes the celebration of its gamut of festivals like Holi‚ Diwali‚ Eid‚ and Christmas. The ancient texts The Mahabharata‚ the Ramayana and the Bhagavad-Gita teach the

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    ------------------------------------------------- History of religious categories An 1821 map of the world‚ where "Christians‚ Mahometans‚ and Pagans" correspond to levels of civilization (The map makes no distinction between Buddhism and Hinduism). An 1883 map of the world divided into colors representing "Christians‚ Buddhists‚ Hindoos‚ Mohammedans‚ Fetichists". In world cultures‚ there have traditionally been many different groupings of religious belief. In Indian culture‚ different religious

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    changing needs of the modern world will be explained. Finally‚ women’s roles in Buddhism and how they have changed will be explored. Common Characteristics As Buddhism originated from the Hindu region‚ it shares many themes and beliefs with SikhismJainism‚ and Hinduism. The first of these beliefs is the cycle of rebirth‚ also known as samsara‚ the belief in karma that influences one’s rebirth. While Buddhism does not believe in the presence of an immortal soul‚ Buddhism does teach that one’s personality

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