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Human Geography Chapter 6-Religion
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Rubenstein Chapter 6
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Where are the hearths of Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam found?
South Asia
South/Southwest Asia
Southeast Europe
North/Northeast Africa
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Religions can be Hierarchical or
Ethnic
Autonomous
Comparative
Universalizing
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Cosmogony is
Beliefs about doing good deeds
Belief in multiple gods
Belief in one god
Beliefs about origins of the universe
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Which religion has the most adherents in the world?
Islam
Confucianism
Christianity
Hinduism
5
Spread around the world due to persecution (the diaspora)
Christianty
Islam
Baha'i
Judaism
6
The largest protestant denomination in the US is
Baptist
Menonite
Lutheran
Catholic
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Religious calendars are used to mark all the following except
important events in founders life
When to bury the dead
important harvests and seasons
birth and death related to the founder
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Monotheistic religions worship
inanimate objects
multiple gods
one god
no gods
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Who do Muslims trace their origin to?
Abraham's son Ishmael
King Solomon's son Isaac
Moses' son Muhammed
Abraham's son Isaac
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Monotheistic, Jerusalem, Ramadan
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
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Religions have all the following in common except
Sacred Spaces
Cosmogony
Sacred Places
Polytheism
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The Ganges River is sacred to
Buddhists
Shi'ites
Hindus
Baha'i
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Sacred Places are
are where important events occured
where religions bury their dead
where religions worship
more important in ethnic religions
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Which religion considers cows holy and prohibits the consumption of beef?
Judaism
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
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Branches of Islam include
Sunni, Shiite,
Sunni, Orthodox, Protestant
Catholic, Protestant, Sufi
Theraveda, Shiite, Orthodox
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Large and fundamental division within a religion.
Sect
Church
Branch
Denomination
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Polytheistic religions worship
one god
no gods
inanimate objects
multiple gods
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Christians, Muslims, and Jews
cremate their dead
entomb their dead
create personal shrines
bury their dead
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Religions diffused by all the following except
Contagious
Stimulus
Hierachical
relocation
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Which is not a place of worship?
Buddhist Shrines
Muslim Mosques
Christian Churches
Jewish Synagogues
21
The Jewish claim of Palestine as their rightful homeland is known as
Zionism
Syncretism
Toponymy
Sharia Law
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Where would you find the greatest concentration of Roman Catholics?
South Asia
North America
South America
North Africa
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Monotheistic, Jerusalem, Easter
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
Buddhism
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global, to appeal to all people wherever they live, not just those of one culture or location.
An Ethnic Religion
A Monotheistic Religion
A Universalizing Religion
A Polytheistic Religion
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Animistic religions contain all except
Are ethnic religions
worship one god
are usually are practiced by indigenous groups
believe that spirits are in all natural objects
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Both religions are located in China
Confucianism & Sikkism
Hinduism & Buddhism
Confucianism & Daoism
Baha'i & Sikkism
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Leader of the Catholic Church
Pope
Imam
Rabbi
Patriarch
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Which religion includes belief in the idea of Nirvana (not the rock band)?
Buddhism
Confucianism
Baha'i
Hinduism
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has a well defined geographic structure and organizes territory into local administrative units
hierarchical religion
universalizing region
universalizing religion
hierarchical region
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Major branches of Christianity include
Catholic, Protestant, Sufi
Catholic, Protestant, Baptist
Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant
Baptist, Methodist, Orthodox
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The oldest Universalizing religion is
Christianity
Buddhism
Sikkism
Islam
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A journey for religious purposes is a
Movement
Pilgrimage
Migration
Religious movement
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Animistic religions worship
spirits in inanimate objects and animals
one god
no gods
multiple gods
