Jesus, Jews/Non-Jews, politically radical.

How did Confucianism legitimate social and political structures in China?

Unequal relationships in Confucianism transferred to society at large.

China, morality, virtue, education.

Monotheistic, accessible deity, exclusive loyalty.

Siddhartha Gautama, nirvana, disappears from India.

No founder, spread through trade, caste system.

Laozi, meditation, withdrawal from responsibilities.

Mecca, Muhammad, politically radical.

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Christianity
Siddhartha Gautama, nirvana, disappears from India.
Monotheistic, accessible deity, exclusive loyalty.
Jesus, Jews/Non-Jews, politically radical.
No founder, spread through trade, caste system.
2
The Bhakti movement is one of the factors that contributed to the decline of Buddhism in India.
False
True
3
Both China and India had strict social hierarchies that made it impossible for those in the lower class to move up.
True
False
4
Daoism and Hinduism were known as "complimentary opposites" in China.
False
True
5
How did Confucianism legitimate social and political structures in China?
Unequal relationships in Confucianism transferred to society at large.
People in different castes were not allowed to interact with one another.
Education was an important part of life for the lower class.
People were encouraged to retreat to nature in order to relax.
6
What helps ensure the spread and growth of a religion?
Oral Traditions
Accessibility
Strict Requirements
Exclusivity
7
Confucianism
Laozi, meditation, withdrawal from responsibilities.
Siddhartha Gautama, nirvana, disappears from India.
No founder, spread through trade, caste system.
China, morality, virtue, education.
8
Judaism
Mecca, Muhammad, politically radical.
No founder, spread through trade, caste system.
Jesus, Jews/Non-Jews, politically radical.
Monotheistic, accessible deity, exclusive loyalty.
9
Buddhism
China, morality, virtue, education.
Laozi, meditation, withdrawal from responsibilities.
Laozi, meditation, withdrawal from responsibilities.
Siddhartha Gautama, nirvana, disappears from India.
10
Physical environment will impact the develop of civilizations, including their social, political, and economic systems.
False
True
11
Hinduism
No founder, spread through trade, caste system.
Mecca, Muhammad, politically radical.
Laozi, meditation, withdrawal from responsibilities.
Siddhartha Gautama, nirvana, disappears from India.
12
The diffusion (spread) of different religions throughout history can be attributed to...
Missionaries
Commercial Activity (Trade)
All of these
Conflict
13
In order to be a good bureaucrat you had to be a good...
Daoist.
Confucian.
leader.
person.
14
One of the differences between civilizations and other forms of human society is that civilizations...
relied on every member to gather food.
were less likely to stay in one place.
were still rather rare by 1200 CE.
were more unequal.
15
Daoism
No founder, spread through trade, caste system.
Laozi, meditation, withdrawal from responsibilities.
Jesus, Jews/Non-Jews, politically radical.
Monotheistic, accessible deity, exclusive loyalty.
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Islam
Siddhartha Gautama, nirvana, disappears from India.
Monotheistic, accessible deity, exclusive loyalty.
Jesus, Jews/Non-Jews, politically radical.
Mecca, Muhammad, politically radical.

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