PLEASE ANSWER WILL GIVE BRAINLIES Imagine that you have been hired as a writer for a website that explains world religions to teenagers. Your first assignment is to create a list of frequently asked questions (FAQs) that explains the history of Hinduism in ancient India. Use the table to write at least five questions and answers to explain how Hinduism emerged in India.

Q In which geographical area did Hinduism begin?

A Hinduism probably began in the Indus River valley in the northwestern part of ancient India. Some of the area is in present-day Pakistan.

Q When did Hinduism originate?

A Hinduism as we know it today began around 1000 BC. The most ancient Vedas were written during this time.

Q Who was the founder of Hinduism?

A Hinduism doesn’t have a specific founder. Its teachings were passed down through stories teachers told to students.

Q Were any Hindu relics found in the Indus Valley cities?

A The ruins of a public bath were found in the area. The bath is similar to baths used by Hindus as a part of their rituals.

Q In which community did Hinduism emerge?

A Various tribes occupied ancient India. Hinduism most likely emerged as a result of their intermingling cultures.

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