10. How did Siddhartha and Nanak Dev Ji challenge religious tradition?

They taught inner truth mattered more than strict rituals

1. Why did Shi’a Muslims break away from Sunnis in 632 CE?

They disagreed on choosing leaders

11. Which correctly shows the order these religions began? (Oldest --> newest)

Buddhism → Christianity → Islam → Sikhism

7. What idea connects the Khalsa and the Council of Plebs in Rome?

Common people deserve a voice and strength

5. What do the Ten Commandments and Five Pillars both offer believers?

A moral code that guides daily behavior

8. What does the creation of tribunes reveal about Roman society?

Ordinary citizens demanded political power

6. What was the main goal behind displaying the Twelve Tables in public places?

To give all Roman citizens clear access to written and equal laws

2. What belief was central to Guru Nanak’s teachings?

All people are equal before God

9. Which value appears in both the Beatitudes and Sikh teachings?

Showing kindness, compassion, and humility is more important than rituals

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10. How did Siddhartha and Nanak Dev Ji challenge religious tradition?
They denied any role for spiritual teachers to the common follower
They taught inner truth mattered more than strict rituals
They accepted and promoted temple rituals for elite followers
They supported the idea that caste divisions were a part of religious life
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1. Why did Shi’a Muslims break away from Sunnis in 632 CE?
They supported many prophets
They rejected the idea of monotheism
They disagreed on choosing leaders
They rejected prayer five times daily
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11. Which correctly shows the order these religions began? (Oldest --> newest)
Christianity → Islam → Sikhism → Buddhism
Buddhism → Sikhism → Christianity → Islam
Christianity → Islam → Buddhism → Sikhism
Buddhism → Christianity → Islam → Sikhism
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7. What idea connects the Khalsa and the Council of Plebs in Rome?
Religion should control the government fully
Common people deserve a voice and strength
Elites should protect the poor through laws
Military training is required for citizenship
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5. What do the Ten Commandments and Five Pillars both offer believers?
A list of holidays and sacred traditions
A step-by-step plan for ruling a country
A moral code that guides daily behavior
A method for choosing religious leaders
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4. What is the holiest river for Hindus?
Nile
Ganges
Tigris
Euphrates
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8. What does the creation of tribunes reveal about Roman society?
Foreign rulers often led the Roman Senate
Ordinary citizens demanded political power
The wealthy gained full control of religion
Roman kings ruled until the end of the empire
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6. What was the main goal behind displaying the Twelve Tables in public places?
To reduce conflict by ending the rights of plebeian tribunes
To protect patrician families from being overruled by judges
To give all Roman citizens clear access to written and equal laws
To ensure rulers could create laws without public interference
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3. Why did plebeians strike in Rome in 494 BCE?
To protect foreign land
To demand equal power
To worship a new god
To end military training
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2. What belief was central to Guru Nanak’s teachings?
Priests control access to God
All people are equal before God
Women must stay home to worship
Caste decides your social value and status
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9. Which value appears in both the Beatitudes and Sikh teachings?
Showing kindness, compassion, and humility is more important than rituals
The path to religious power is available through status and wealth
Obeying religious leaders without question is what God truly wants
Following strict rules and rituals is essential for eternal salvation

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