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World Religions, Comparative Quiz- AP World
World Religions, Comparative Quiz- AP World
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Although it grew from Hinduism Buddhism rejected-
Reincarnation
Karma
The caste system
The immortality of the soul
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A common trait of Christianity and Buddhism was a reliance on
Strict interpretations of secular law
Invasions to grow populations
Trade routes to spread religion
Forced conversions
3
This text formed the basics of Hinduism
Analects
Torah
Daodejing
Vedas
4
This image most likely was inspired by
Judiasm
Christianity
Greek philosophy
Daoism
5
Chinese bureaucrats were tested based on which texts?
Greek Philosophy
Confucian
Shinto
Zoroastrianism
6
This image was most likely inspired by
Daoism
Greek Polytheism
Roman Polytheism
Hinduism
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The unifying force in India from Hinduism which has lasted for millennia is the
Isolation from the world
Rejection of all religions as false
The caste system
Forced conversion on people
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The first monotheistic religion
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
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Although it originated in India this religion grew and prospered in East and Southeast Asia
Legalism
Hinduism
Confucianism
Buddhism
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This civilization had a common religion but turned to logic and reason for everyday life
Israel
Bantu Africa
Greece
India
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Constantine adopted this religion as the official religion of the Roman Empire
Christianity
Judaism
Buddhism
Islam
12
This image best reflects the religion/philosophy of
Greek philosophy
Daoism
Confucianism
Christianity
13
This image was most likely inspired by
Daoism
Buddhism
Hinduism
Judaism
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This image best reflects the philosophy of
Buddhism
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
15
Which religions in their early stages contrasted patriarchal societies
Confucianism
Christianity
Buddhism
Hinduism
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Balance and harmony in nature is the key concept of
Daoism
Hinduismk
Buddhism
Legalism
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The devotion of children to their parents and ancestors are key components of
Daoism
Islam
Christianity
Confucianism
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The universal soul, divine essence is a key characteristic of
Hinduism
Daoism
Confucianism
Christianity
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Harsh enforcement of strict laws to combat the evil nature humanity is the focus of
Legalism
Confucianism
Zoroastrianism
Daoism
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A feature of Zoroastrianism which carried over to Christianity was
Duality of good and evil and judgement in the afterlife
monasticism
The writings of Zoroaster
The focus on Persian lifestyle
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Nirvana, the release from the cycle of reincarnation, is a key trait of
Judaism
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism