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What roles can religion play in the development of a culture?
Create customs and traditions
Determine the food a culture eats
Influence the clothing
Give a guide to good behavior
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What is Ethical Monotheism?
Belief that one God controls whether you are good or bad
Belief in the afterlife
Belief one God and right conduct to please that God
Belief in one God is the only right belief
3
Hinduism and Buddhism differ significantly in their beliefs about
Caste System
Reincarnation
cycle of history
perfect understanding
4
This civilization was conquered by the Babylonians and later by the Persians
Minoans
Hebrews
Indus
Phoenicians
5
The language that English, Sanskrit, Persian, and Spanish are all derived from is
Indo-European
Anatolian
Hittite
Babylonian
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The Hebrews believed that God protected them
because of a covenant
because of ritual sacrifice
because of annual ceremonies
because they are human
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A heightened state of understanding
Engagement
Illumination
Enlightenment
Illustration
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The circumstances of life are determined by the class you are born into. Another word for class
Vargas
Cast
Varnas
Caste
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Minoan artwork from Knossos suggests that
Mother Earth goddess was less important than Father Bull god
painted pots broken ceremonially at bull-leaping festival.
bulls were kept in shrines by priestesses not touched by men
Minoan women held higher rank than most neighboring cultures
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A soul takes its good and bad deeds into the next life through this process
Rehabilitation
Reincarnation
Reanimation
Reallocation
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Why do so many languages come from Indo-European roots?
No one else had a written language but the Indo-Europeans
The Indo-Europeans migrated all over Europe and Asia
The Indo-Europeans killed anyone who spoke another language
The Indo-Europeans settled in many different isolated places
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The Hebrews' belief that their God was the only God
Mononucleosis
Monotheism
Monogram
Polytheism
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The Minoans were known for all of the following except
female-led religious ceremonies
bull leaping for sport
valuing human life above nature
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A Phoenician contribution that people still benefit from today was
the invention to sail
invention of the phonetic alphabet
invention of the labyrinth
the introduction of Indo-European languages
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Why is the Phoenician alphabet still so important?
Each letter stood for a sound, making it easy to understand
It is on the Rosetta stone
It is still in use in many languages
Most current alphabets developed from it
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The Hittites were able to excel at war because of their knowledge of
bronze smithing
superior horsemanship
ironworking
poisoned arrows
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King Minos was the ruler of this place
Greece
Crete
Knossos
Rome
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A Phoenician contribution that we are still benefiting from is
The introduction of Indo-Aryan languages to Europe
The invention of the labyrinth
The invention of the sail
The invention of the phonetic alphabet
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The emphasis on right conduct and the worship of God is called
Ethical Monotheism
the Ark of the Covenant
the Four Noble Truthes
Torah
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The Hittites occupied Anatolia (Asia Minor), a huge peninsula in modern-day
Greece
Assyria
Turkey
Phoenicia
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Why is Ethical Monotheism so important?
It is integral to Buddhism
It is integral to Islam
It is integral to Christianity
It is integral to Hinduism
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Good and bad deeds that a person engages in over a lifetime
Reincarnation
Karma
Varnas
Darma
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In Buddhism, the release from selfishness and pain is known as
moksha
dharma
sangha
nirvana
