The Term "Hinduism

question 38

Multiple Choice

The term "Hinduism":

• A) Was an Indo-European word used to describe Harappan religious rites.
• B) Was derived from the Persian word hindu, taken from the Sanskrit word sindhu, or "rivers."
• C) Was derived from the term Harappans used to describe the duties of priests.
• D) Came into use after the Indo-European invasion to describe the religious practices of the conquered Harappan societies.

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