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Welcome! Unit 6 Lesson 7 The Hindu View Question Materials for today: • The OLS • Textbook pages 184-189 • Student Pages 159160 and 180 of the Day? True or False The Caste system allows individuals to move up on the pyramid if they get a good paying job. Unit 6, lesson 7 YOUR TODAY’S ARE LIMITED! WHAT YOU MAKE OF TODAY IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE YOU TRADE A DAY OF YOUR LIFE FOR IT! THE KEY TO EVERYDAY IS TO IMPROVE – IT IS NEVER TOO LATE MAKE YOURSELF A BETTER STUDENT! -READ -WRITE NOTES -WORK TOGETHER -TALK IN CHAT -WRITE ON THE BOARD! Student Expectations… Here’s what I expect you to do as a part of this class. When we all do these things we’ll have an awesome class! I will respond when my name is called. I will respond to polling prompts. I will ask and answer questions. I will complete class work, take notes, submit exit tickets. I will collaborate in groups if placed into breakout rooms. I will demonstrate respect for my classmates and teachers. Marking yourself “away” means you are not in class and will miss important parts of the lesson. EVERYONE needs a working mic. Call 1-866-K12-care if it’s not working. Let’s get it fixed! 1. Objectives and Standards! What is our essential Question 2. OLS Introduction and discussion on gods 3. The Sacred Ganges! 4. Religion Profile on Hinduism 5. What’s next?! Students will discuss the role of Hindu gods in everyday life of the Indian People Students will review the beliefs of the Hindu Religion. •8.4.7.B: Explain the importance of historical documents, artifacts, and sites which are critical to world history. 8.4.7.C: Differentiate how continuity and change have impacted world history. (Belief systems and religions) How do the Hindus belief in gods relate to their beliefs about the landscape around them? Hindu Deities (gods) There were three main gods There were thousands of other Hindu gods and goddesses. They could take human form and teach people lessons. The lessons of the gods almost always stressed the virtue of adhering to duty. Unit 6, lesson 7 Gods on the Ganges • Three main gods became popular over the first millennium BC. Their names were: 1. 2. 3. Unit 6, lesson 7 Brahma • The Father from which all human descendant s come from. • The Lord of Speech and Sound. Unit 6, lesson 7 Shiva Often pictured dancing in a ring of fire; god of destruction Unit 6, lesson 7 Vishnu Pictured as the blue-skinned preserver of the world Unit 6, lesson 7 CONNECT THE DOTS! What is the word? What was it? Which god did of the Hindu Religion did the Indian people believe was the Father of all People? A) Brahma B) Shiva C) Vishnu The Sacred Ganges River As more Aryan people gathered near the Ganges river, they began to consider the river as sacred. According to Hindu tradition, the Ganges flows down from the hair of the god Shiva. They believe they can be purified by bathing in the water of the Ganges river. Unit 6, lesson 7 Starts in the Himalaya Mountains and flows into the Bay of Bengal Some homes along the River PIT STOP 2 • • WHAT ARE SOME OTHER POLYTHEISTIC GODS WE HAVE DISCUSSED THIS YEAR? HAVE WE TALKED ABOUT MONOTHEISM YET? HINDUISM IN A NUTSHELL Founder? No particular person; emerged from a mixture of beliefs of the Aryans and people of the Indus Valley When was it founded? Between 3rd millennium BC and 1200BC HINDUISM IN A NUTSHELL Beliefs? One universal essence Three main gods Thousands of other Hindu gods and goddesses When the body dies, the self is reborn (reincarnation) HINDUISM IN A NUTSHELL Sacred Texts? The Vedas The Upanishads The Ramayana Geographic region of the world? Story pg. 185 in textbook! South Asia Number of followers in the world today? 800 to 900 million v Unit 6, lesson 7 UNIT 6 LESSON 7 Tonight: Finish the OLS Lesson 7 assessment For Wednesday: Please read pages 191199 in The Human Odyssey textbook. Coming up: Unit 6 Lesson 8 – Buddhism!! “HAVE THE EYE OF THE TIGER!”