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Belief Systems Review
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Animism, Shinto, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism
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It is the holy language of Hinduism
Arabic
Sanskrit
Latin
Hebrew
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Although Buddhism shares some beliefs with Hinduism, Buddhists do not accept this
Reincarnation
Meditation
Nirvana
Caste
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He was the founder of Judaism. He originally lived in Mesopotamia but came to believe in one God.
Moses
Jesus
Constantine
Abraham
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It is the Arabic word for the pilgrimage to Mecca. A Muslim must take the pilgrimage once in his lifetime.
Karma
Hajj
Hegira
Moksha
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This prophet or messenger of God lived in Mecca, Arabia. He believed in submission to God.
Siddhartha Gautama
Muhammad
Abraham
Moses
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It is the Japanese word for the spirits that exist in nature. People pray to these forces in nature.
Nirvana
Kami
Shinto
Torah
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It is the Third Noble Truth of Buddhism
Suffering can end
Life is suffering
Desire causes suffering
Follow the Noble Eightfold Path
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This religion was influenced by Judaism
Hinduism
Christianity
Animism
Shinto
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Karma or deeds and Dharma or rules determine this in the Hindu religion.
Reincarnation
Pilgrimage
Nirvana
Monotheism
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This term refers to Muhammad's flight from Mecca to Medina. It occurred in 622 C.E.
Ka'aba
Hegira
Hajj
Jihad
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The Edict of Milan ended persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire.
False
True
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The Holy Book of Islam is the Qu'ran and the holiest Hebrew scripture is the Torah.
False
True
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Its definition is a person who spreads a religion
A Missionary
A Brahmin
An Untouchable
A Persecutor
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It means the enlightened one. It occurred when Siddhartha found his answer to suffering.
Dharma
Messiah
Buddha
Brahman
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This river is a sacred river for Hindus. Hindus put the ashes of the dead in this river for a favorable reincarnation.
Indus River
Huang He River
Ganges River
Nile River
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Animists respect and revere it
The Qu'ran
God
The Ka'aba
Nature
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It is the belief that spirits exist in nature. It is the earliest religious expression.
Judaism
Buddhism
Animism
Islam
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It means the cosmic soul in Hinduism. All things are part of it.
Atman
Moksha
Brahman
Karma
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In Arabic, it means the Islamic community. Every Muslim is a member of the community.
Zakat
Qu'ran
Umma
Hajj
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It is a form of animism that is practiced in Japan. It is still practiced in Japan today.
Judaism
Christianity
Shinto
Islam
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It is what causes suffering in Buddhism
Tolerance
Desire
Birth
Death
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It means "holy war" in Arabic. In Islam, the greater one involves the struggle within the self to be good.
Hegira
Jihad
Qu'ran
Umma
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It is union with the cosmic soul (the world soul). The Atman is liberated and united with Brahman.
Dharma
Heaven
Reincarnation
Moksha
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Which of the following is the oldest religion?
Christianity
Islam
Animism
Buddhism
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It is the Christian belief regarding God. It is the belief in God as Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Torah
Ka'aba
Trinity
Hajj
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Buddhists believe in not too much and not too little - i.e., not eating too much but not eating too little - OR
The Middle Path
Moksha
Karma
Nirvana
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It is the first five books of the Hebrew Bible. It is considered very important because it contains God's rules.
Qu'ran
Torah
Vedas
New Testament
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All of the following showed Siddhartha that suffering existed EXCEPT
A Holy Man
A Sick Man
A Dead Man
An Old Man
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It is the Sanskrit term for the individual soul in Hinduism.
Moksha
Atman
Dharma
Karma
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It is the end of suffering. It is the goal of Buddhism. The Eightfold Path leads to it.
Nirvana
Caste
Karma
Moksha
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It is a fixed social class system in the Hindu religion. A person is born into his class and remains for a lifetime.
Dharma
Caste
Moksha
Karma
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To respect other religions is to be this
Intolerant
Tolerant
Monotheistic
Polytheistic
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It is the belief in One God. Judaism, Christianity and Islam share this belief.
Monogamy
Polygamy
Monotheism
Covenant
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It is the way to the end of suffering in Buddhism. It includes actions like right meditation and right speech.
Caste System
Eightfold Path
Covenant
Pilgrimage
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Additional Question: It is one of the earliest written law codes. It has harsh punishments and class divisions.
The Ten Commandments
The Four Noble Truths
The Five Pillars
The Code of Hammurabi
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Christians believe that this occurred after Jesus' crucifixion and that through Jesus, salvation is achieved.
Moksha
Caste
Resurrection
Nirvana
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These are the earliest sacred texts in Hinduism. The rituals are explained.
Torah
Vedas
Gospels
Upanishads
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He was an Indian prince who came to discover the existence of suffering and sought to end it.
Muhammad
Arjuna and Krishna
Jesus of Nazareth
Siddhartha Gautama
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These beliefs include the idea that life is suffering, desire causes suffering and suffering can end.
The Four Noble Truths
The Ten Commandments
The Eightfold Path
The Five Pillars
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It is the belief that the soul is reborn. Hindus believe the soul is reborn until it achieves union with Brahman.
Reincarnation
Salvation
Charity
Nirvana
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It is NOT one of the Five Pillars of Islam.
Fasting during Ramadan
Charity or Alms to the poor
Believe in many gods
Pilgrimage to Mecca
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It is the first four books of the New Testament. It presents the life and teachings of Jesus.
Gospels
Torah
Upanishads
Qu'ran
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This group believe that any pious or worshipful Muslim man can lead the umma or Islamic community.
Sufi Muslims
Shi'a Muslims
Arab Muslims
Sunni Muslims
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It is the belief in many gods. Before Islam, the Arab Bedouins practiced it.
Polygamy
Sacrifice
Polytheism
Jihad
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It is the holy book of Islam. Muslims believe it is God's message to Muhammad.
Torah
Gospels
Upanishads
Qu'ran
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It refers to the rules of caste. Each caste has its own rules. With karma, it determines reincarnation.
Umma
Salvation
Polytheism
Dharma
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It is the meaning of the word Islam
Prayer
Pilgrimage
Five Pillars
Submission to God
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This group of Muslims believe that only a descendant from the Prophet Muhammad can rule the Islamic umma or community.
Shi'a Muslims
Sufi Muslims
Sunni Muslims
Converted Muslims
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A Muslim cannot
Take a pilgrimage to Mecca
Kill cows
Marry more than one wife
Drink alcohol and eat pork
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Additional Question: During this period, people learned to farm and domesticate animals.
The Neolithic Revolution
The Industrial Revolution
The Pilgrimage to Mecca
The Paleolithic Era
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Persecution means
To perform good deeds
To tolerate different religions
To vote
To mistreat a person because of religion or culture or race
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This belief is shared by Hindus and Buddhists
Reincarnation
Hajj
Moksha
Caste
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Additional Question: Patriarchy means
To marry more than one wife
Male Dominance
To not drink alcohol
Good Karma
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It is an agreement between God and the Hebrew people. The people obey God's commandments and God blesses them.
Umma
Torah
Hegira
Covenant
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This prophet freed the Hebrews from slavery in Egypt and received the Ten Commandments.
Abraham
Muhammad
Moses
Jesus
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This religion was influenced by Hinduism
Shinto
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
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It is important object in the pilgrimage to Mecca
The Site of Siddhartha's Enlightenment
The Ka'aba
The Torah
The Ganges River
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It is the holy language of Islam
Hebrew
Arabic
Latin
Sanskrit
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This Roman Emperor converted to Christianity ending the persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire.
Constantine
Abraham
Siddhartha
Augustus
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First - the definition of monogamy; Second the definition of polygamy
One Pilgrimage; Many pilgrimages
One God; Many Gods
One wife; Many wives
One Sacred Text; Many Sacred Texts
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It refers to a person's deeds in the Hindu religion. Good deeds lead to a good reincarnation. Bad deeds to a bad one.
Dharma
Moksha
Karma
Reincarnation