If you value personal freedom and you believe that the rights of the individual are more important than the interests of the State, then you will conclude that capitalism is fairer. Freedom and the right to self-determination enable each of us to go as far as our talents and efforts will take us.
A- The three main traditions of Buddhism are- Therevada, Mahayana and Vajrayana.
The Therevada provides the detailed and most useful account of Buddha's original teachings. It shares the logic of meditation practice.
The Mahayana provides us with the living traditions of Awakened Masters also known as Zen. This molds us towards wisdom and compassion.
The Vajrayana offers an arrangement of psychological practices along with core meditation practices. This tradition has changed few things like it has added reincarnation process.
2- The Middle way or Middle path was used to describe the character of the Noble eightfold path that leads to liberation. The eightfold path was the right view, right resolve, right speech, right conduct, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, and right samadhi.
3- Buddhism was spread across and beyond India by King Ashoka. He sent monks to outside territories to preach Buddhism and people began converting to Buddhism all around the world.
Wheat was commonly produced in the middle colonies of early America.
Example of the long term impact is: A) the spread of Eastern Orthodoxy into Russia
After Byzantine empire Conquered a certain region, they required the people in that region to follow their religious teachings. In the past, Current Russian land was part of Byzantine's influenced region.
Because of this, Eastern Orthodox teaching (which adopt the values and rules introduced by the bynzantine empire) still really popular in Russia even to this day. Approximately, around half of the total eastern orthodox lives in that country, while the rest are spread nicely among the neighboring countries.
Compared to the more modern christian groups, Eastern Orthodox is considered to be more traditionalist/conservative. They require the members to follow a stricter rules than other christian groups.
