Question

who founded hinduism?prince siddharthamahatma gandhiprince rabeemno one personwhat did the discovery of scales and weights show about the civilization of 5 pointsmohenjodaro?they were a trading societythey used them for gamesit was used to balance the water flowing through the sewer systemthey used it to make sure people were treated equallythe belief that a persons soul can be reborn in another living being *5 pointsjatirevitalizationmokshareincarnation

Explanation:

• First Question: Hinduism is not founded by one specific person. It has evolved over thousands of years with contributions from various sages, scholars, and the cultural and religious practices of the Indian sub - continent. Prince Siddhartha is the founder of Buddhism, Mahatma Gandhi was a political and spiritual leader in the Indian independence movement, and there is no well - known "Prince Raheen" as the founder of Hinduism.
• Second Question: Scales and weights are important in trade as they help in measuring the quantity of goods being exchanged. In the context of Mohenjo - daro, an ancient Indus Valley Civilization city, the presence of scales and weights is a strong indicator of a trading society. There is no evidence to suggest they were used for games, balancing water in sewer systems (which is more related to engineering aspects not directly tied to scales and weights in a trading sense), or for ensuring equal treatment of people (a more social - political concept not directly related to the function of scales and weights).
• Third Question: Reincarnation is the belief that a person's soul can be reborn in another living being. Jatis are social groups in the Indian caste system, revitalization is a process of renewal, and there is no common religious or philosophical term "incarnam" with this specific meaning.

Answer:

• First Question: No one person
• Second Question: They were a trading society
• Third Question: Reincarnation