| A | B |
| India | Country with the most Sikhs and Jains |
| Monotheistic | Term for # of Gods in Sikhism |
| Karma | what you do dertemines your fate |
| Samsara | Cycle of reincarnation |
| Work | Must be done if possible way to know God |
| Equality | strong belief in Sikhism no division based on sex, race, caste |
| Clergy | missing in Sikhism (felt they were becoming corrupt) |
| Sake of Ritual | Sikhs are against Ritual for the ____ ____ _____ |
| Guru | means teacher |
| Guru Granth Sahib | Holy Text of Sikhism, The last leader |
| Throne | Where the text sits under a canopy |
| Gurdwara | Place of worship for Sikhs |
| Langar | Free kitchen in the Gurdwara open to all |
| Seva | Selfless service to be done by alk Sikhs |
| Naming | Cermony for babies that uses the Guru Granth Sahib |
| Amrit | baptism into the Sikh community |
| Khalsa | Community of the baptized, must wear 5 K's |
| Khanda | Main symbol of the faith, two bladed sword |
| Five | number of items starting with K that Sikhs will wear |
| Kesh | uncut hair |
| will of God | what Kesh represents to Sikhs |
| Kangha | comb |
| cleaniness | what the Kangha represents |
| katchera | undergarments worn by both genders |
| chastity | what the katchera represents |
| Kara | Bangle wore by Sikhs |
| strength | what the kara represents |
| Kirpan | Sword wore by Sikhs |
| Protect the weak | One thing the kirpan represents |
| Ekonkar | symbol of the faith on books and buildings |
| Non Violence | most important Jain vow includes actions, speech and thought |
| Lying | 2nd Jain vow is to avoid this |
| Stealing | 3rd Jain vow is the avoid this. It includes extortion and not paying fair price |
| Non Attachment | 5th Jain vow will lead to the most devout going naked |
| Non Absolutism | Jains are open minded and recognize many POV's |
| God | Not needed in Jainism not creator not needed to run universe |
| temple | where worship is done if not at home |
| Pilgrimage | practice in Jainism to visit holy places |
| Sallekhana | Jain practice of leaving the body via fasting |
| Fasting | done in Jainism for penance, purification, and reminder of non possessiveness |
| Women | Major difference in the sects is the potential of __________ |