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moongchi · **on:** Jul 4, 2018

Karma is an important dogma in the Upanishads. How does karma translate into the life of every Indian?

a. It makes special demands on tradesmen.
b. It explains the responsibility of family members in the household.
c. It stipulates the order of the hymns that are said in public by Brahmins.
d. It states that behavior in this life determines how one is reborn in the next life.
e. It establishes the practice of sacrificial rituals.

Question 2

Which of the following best describes a city-state in ancient Mesopotamia?

a. The ruler governs both the city center and the surrounding areas.
b. There were regional capitals with governors.
c. Merchants controlled the city centers due to trade.
d. Temple priests ruled on behalf of royalty.
e. None of these choices.