What did Buddhism and Christianity have in common?

effort to reform religion emerged separate religion

Filial Piety is best described as:

the important virtue and primary duty of respect

Which one of the following represents a way that Greek scholarship influenced the world?

Greek texts were translated into Arabic

Buddhism and Hinduism are similar because they both

offered hope for final release from the cycle of rebirth.

Which of the following describes women's status in the classical civilizations?

women's roles took place mostly in domestic settings.

Like the First Civilizations, societies of the second-wave era

were patriarchal in organization.

A Philosophy can best be defined as:

a set of mutually supportive beliefs.

Is a Hindu epic poem about performing cast duties.

Which of the following experiences did both the Buddha and Jesus share?

They were transformed by their followers into gods.

In contrast to women in Athens, women in Sparta

married men close to their age.

The inequalities of the caste system received support from

Hindu notions of karma, dharma, and rebirth.

What did Jesus emphasize in his early teachings?

God’s personal relationship with each person

Which of the following was part of the reform program launched by Wang Mang?

Government loans to peasant families

How did Christianity change in the first 500 years since its emergence?

evolved into a male-dominated hierarchical Christian church.

How was India's social structure different from that of China?

Indian social groups were defined more rigidly.

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1
What did Buddhism and Christianity have in common?
Neither ever became an active missionary religion
They both ultimately died out in the land of their birth
effort to reform religion emerged separate religion
both associated with a particular people, territory
2
Which of the following is a text associated with Hinduism?
Lessons for Women
Bhagavad Gita
Analects
Daodejing
3
Filial Piety is best described as:
The elderly are useless and should not be shown respect.
Family is not important, instead focus on making money.
the important virtue and primary duty of respect
The failings of the father will be passed on to the son.
4
Which one of the following represents a way that Greek scholarship influenced the world?
Greek ideas entered India and were absorbed into Hinduism.
Greek knowledge became anelement in Eastern civilization
Greek learning was incorporated into Confucianism
Greek texts were translated into Arabic
5
In Confucianism relationships must have ____ and ____ to work
Disrespect and hate
Love and compassion
Hubris and self-loathing
Mutual respect and recognition
6
Buddhism and Hinduism are similar because they both
rejected the concept of karma.
promoted monotheism.
offered hope for final release from the cycle of rebirth.
rejected the religious authority of the Brahmins.
7
Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle were associated with
the Vedas.
Legalism.
Greek rationalism
Zoroastrianism
8
A combination of natural disasters, high taxes, rents, sparked the yellow turban rebellions in
Athens
India
Sparta
China
9
Which of the following describes women's status in the classical civilizations?
women's roles took place mostly in domestic settings.
Upper-class women lived less restricted lives
Women in general experienced fewer restrictions
10
Which of the following was a feature of the Greek way of thinking in the classical era?
Respect for received wisdom
Defiance to established authority
Reverence for organized religion
Confidence in human reason
11
The world’s first and longest lasting professional civil service emerged in
India
China
Athens
Persia
12
Membership in a jati was based on a person's
race.
birthplace.
Occupation.
age.
13
Which of the following actions would a follower of Daoism take?
Work for social change
Engage in public life
Withdraw from politics
Pursue higher education
14
Like the First Civilizations, societies of the second-wave era
were based on written constitutions.
had a small slave population.
were patriarchal in organization.
lacked sharp class divisions.
15
A Philosophy can best be defined as:
a guiding principle for behavior.
a set of mutually supportive beliefs.
the belief in and worship of a superhuman
None of the above
16
The Bhagavad Gita
Is an important collection of the Buddha’s sayings.
Is a Hindu epic poem about performing cast duties.
Is a Greek text about Socrates trial in Athens.
Is a Roman text about how to capture a slave.
17
Which of the following experiences did both the Buddha and Jesus share?
They were persecuted by Zoroastrian rulers.
They traveled to Africa to spread their religion.
They allied themselves with religious authorities.
They were transformed by their followers into gods.
18
In contrast to women in Athens, women in Sparta
participated in government.
were more strictly confined to the home
were praised as having superior intelligence
married men close to their age.
19
The inequalities of the caste system received support from
Daoist notions of the supernatural and immortality.
Buddhist notions of nirvana and enlightenment
Confucian notions of propriety and ritual.
Hindu notions of karma, dharma, and rebirth.
20
Which of the following was a major source of slaves in the Roman Empire?
Peasants
Prisoners of war
Soldiers
Untouchables
21
What did Jesus emphasize in his early teachings?
God will give vengeance to all enemies of his people
Joining god to fight the forces of evil
God’s personal relationship with each person
Rejection of all other gods
22
Which of the following was part of the reform program launched by Wang Mang?
The creation of large private estates
Oversight of officials by landlords
Government loans to peasant families
State protection of the practice of slavery
23
During the classical era, slaves comprised more than one-third of the total population in
the Persian Empire.
China
India
the Greco-Roman world
24
How did Christianity change in the first 500 years since its emergence?
Reason replaced faith
evolved into a male-dominated hierarchical Christian church.
a fascination with the supernatural.
devotion and worship of many gods.
25
How was India's social structure different from that of China?
India had fewer distinct social groups.
Indian social groups were defined more rigidly.
Status in India was associated with literary learning.
Social distinctions in India were more fluid.

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