Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism, is commonly known as:  Brahma   false Vishnu   false Mahavira   false The Buddha  true Single The Four Noble Truths are a fundamental teaching in Buddhism that address:   The nature of reality   false The social hierarchy   false The pursuit of pleasure   false The nature of suffering  true Single Siddhartha Gautama attained enlightenment under a:   Banyan tree   false Lotus flower  false Bodhi tree   true Peepal tree  false Single Buddhism teaches that the cause of suffering is:   Desire and attachment   true Bad karma   false The caste system  false Ignorance of the self  false Single The Buddhist concept of "Anatta" refers to:  The cycle of rebirth   false The absence of suffering   false The impermanence of all things   false The non-existence of a permanent self  true Single The major branch of Buddhism that emphasizes the enlightenment of all beings is:  Theravada  false Mahayana   true Vajrayana   false Zen  false Single The Buddhist school of thought that emphasizes meditation and mindfulness is:   Theravada   false Mahayana   false Zen   true Vajrayana  false Single The Buddhist term for the state of liberation from suffering is:   Nirvana   true Samsara   false Dharma   false Karma  false Single Siddhartha Gautama challenged the Hindu caste system by promoting:   Social inequality   false Caste-based discrimination   false Social hierarchy   false Equality and non-discrimination  true Single The teachings and actions of Siddhartha Gautama inspired the formation of the religion known as:   Hinduism   false Jainism   false Buddhism   true Confucianism  false Single