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Unit 2: Primal/Indigenous Religions
Unit 2: Primal/Indigenous Religions
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1
In the Aboriginal religion, this is a foundational belief about how humans and the world came to be formed.
The Quest
The Sun Dance
The Creation Story
The Dreaming
2
Which one is the supreme being of the Aztecs?
Quetzalcoatl
Ancestors
Olorun
Wankan Tanka
3
Uluru, or Ayers Rock, is sacred to which primal religion?
Native Americans
The Yoruba
The Aborigines
The Aztecs
4
Dancing is a common primal religions ritual.
False
True
5
Primal religions find no connection between the physical and spiritual worlds.
True
False
6
The Aztecs were located in present-day Australia.
False
True
7
Belief in a life force present in all things.
Animalism
Spiritualism
Animism
Dualism
8
Prominent figure who is able to contact the spirit world.
Priest
Preacher
Shaman
Aztec
9
Orishas are many deities worshipped by the Yoruba.
True
False
10
This instrument is used in Aboriginal ceremonies.
Claridoo
Didgeridoo
Long Horn
Wooden Tube
11
Human sacrifice was part of every tribal religion.
False
True
12
Primal religions do not have formal written teachings or scripture.
True
False
13
What is the "axis mundi?"
The four "corners" of the earth
The center of the universe
The core of the earth
The earth's tilt
14
This Spanish explorer overthrew the Aztec empire in 1521.
Hernan Cortes
Amerigo Vespucci
Fernando de la Cruz
Christopher Columbus
15
This structure is used for purification before a vision quest.
The Purity Tent
A Sweat Lodge
The Ancestor Dome
The Pre-ritual Cover
16
Primal religions consider these sacred.
Sacred Space
Sacred Practice (Ritual)
Sacred Time
All of these
17
The Ghost Dance is a rite of passage for a young Native American.
True
False