What is moksha?

A: the castle of priests

B:becoming one with Brahman

C:the first set of sacred hymns

D:a teacher in Hinduism

B: becoming one with Brahman

btw are u sure this is right?

Yes, I am confident that the correct answer is B: becoming one with Brahman. Moksha refers to the ultimate goal of liberation or spiritual enlightenment in Hindu philosophy, where the individual soul (atman) breaks free from the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth (samsara) and merges with the universal soul (Brahman).

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Why is the Bhagavad-Gita important to Hinduism?

(1 point)
Responses

It contains collected hymns that are important historically.

It contains collected hymns that are important historically.

It gives instructions on religious gatherings.

It gives instructions on religious gatherings.

It spells out the caste system.

It spells out the caste system.

It contains ideas about the gods and nature of the s

The correct answer is:

C: It contains ideas about the gods and nature of the self

How did the emperor govern in the Gupta empire?

Responses

through giving citizens freedom and choice

through giving citizens freedom and choice

through threats and corporal punishment

through threats and corporal punishment

through keeping subjects uneducated and dependent

through keeping subjects uneducated and dependent

through enriching subjects through trade

The correct answer is:

D: through enriching subjects through trade

The Gupta Empire was known for its prosperous economy, which was facilitated by an extensive trade network. The emperor governed by encouraging trade and commerce, which led to economic growth and prosperity for the subjects of the empire.

What is a main idea of Jainism?

(1 point)
Responses

compassion of the Buddha

compassion of the Buddha

nonviolence to all life

nonviolence to all life

silence and stillness during winter

silence and stillness during winter

knowledge is key to nirvana

knowledge is key to nirvana