Muslim empires began to spread out from the Middle East in order to

control trade routes and get natural resources.

After Muhammad's death, Islam spread throughout the world mostly due to:

Muslim empires conquering new territories.

Islam quickly gained followers because it

accepted people from all different backgrounds.

Which of these is NOT a belief in Christianity?

There are many gods who control the world.

Which of these is NOT one of the Five Pillars of Islam?

Muslims should pray only during holy months.

Which is NOT true of Christianity?

Christians should avoid the ritual of baptism.

Christianity began when Jesus of Nazareth:

preached in Galilee about his beliefs.

Islam became a powerful religion because it

brought together tribes that had once been enemies.

The Jewish belief in a single god was noteable because

it was formative for the world's largest religions.

The Great Schism led to

Christianity being split into the two different churches.

Which is true about the Jewish belief in a single god?

It spread the idea that there was only one correct set of beliefs.

Which event was important in Judaism?

the destruction of the sacred temple of the Israelites

What was significant about 132 CE?

Jews were forced to leave countries that refused to accept them.

Because Jews did not have a homeland throughout most of their history,

Judaism spread to many different countries.

Which one is NOT a Muslim belief?

Muslims should not have written laws.

What is true about the beginning of Christianity?

People became convinced Jesus of Nazareth was the Messiah.

Which of these events happened in the early Judaism?

the Israelites fed slavery in Egypt

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1
Muslim empires began to spread out from the Middle East in order to
escape from their powerful enemies in Mecca.
control trade routes and get natural resources.
prevent conflicts between Sunni and Shiites.
destroy all countries controlled by non-Muslims.
2
After Muhammad's death, Islam spread throughout the world mostly due to:
Shiite and Sunni leaders agreeing to unite.
Muslim empires conquering new territories.
Christian leaders converting to Islam.
Muslim pilgrims teaching their beliefs to others.
3
Islam quickly gained followers because it
let people worship as many gods as they wanted.
did not have any written rules for people to follow.
focused on helping the poor become rich.
accepted people from all different backgrounds.
4
Which of these is NOT a belief in Christianity?
Christians should follow the lessons in the Bible.
People can have eternal life by believing in Jesus.
There are many gods who control the world.
God takes three forms in the Trinity.
5
Which of these is NOT one of the Five Pillars of Islam?
Muslims should fast during Ramadan.
Muslims should pray only during holy months.
Muslims should make a pilgrimage to Mecca.
Muslims should give to charity.
6
Which is NOT true of Christianity?
Christians should avoid the ritual of baptism.
Jesus died and was resurrected
Christians should try to spread their beliefs.
Christians should follow the lessons in the Bible.
7
Christianity began when Jesus of Nazareth:
preached in Galilee about his beliefs.
organized attacks against the Roman Empire.
punished the apostles for their crimes.
became the leader of Judaism.
8
Islam became a powerful religion because it
was supported by the wealthy leaders of Mecca.
called for the destruction of all Abrahamic religions.
let people worship as many gods as they wanted.
brought together tribes that had once been enemies.
9
The Jewish belief in a single god was noteable because
it encouraged different cultures to worship many gods.
it helped the Jewish people defeat powerful empires.
it required people to accept all beliefs.
it was formative for the world's largest religions.
10
The Great Schism led to
Christianity being brought to the Americas.
German priests protesting against Catholicism.
emporer Constantine becoming a Christian.
Christianity being split into the two different churches.
11
Which is true about the Jewish belief in a single god?
It divided the Jewish based on language and culture.
It encouraged people to accpte all different religious beliefs.
It prevented people from practicing Judaism outside of Israel.
It spread the idea that there was only one correct set of beliefs.
12
Which event was important in Judaism?
Abraham received the Ten Commandments
the Egyptian religion spread to Canaan
the destruction of the sacred temple of the Israelites
Hebrew army conquered Egypt
13
Which of these is an important practice in Judaism?
practicing monothesism
worshipping the golden calf
Destroying other religions
Refusal to use violence
14
What was significant about 132 CE?
Jews became the leaders of the world's most powerful empires.
Jews launched invasions of different countries in Asia and Europe.
Jews agreed to stop criticizing others for worshipping golden idols.
Jews were forced to leave countries that refused to accept them.
15
Because Jews did not have a homeland throughout most of their history,
Judaism is practiced mostly in Southeast Asia.
Jewish people gave up on monotheism
few countries accept Judaism today.
Judaism spread to many different countries.
16
Which one is NOT a Muslim belief?
There is no God but God and Allah is that God.
Muslims should not have written laws.
Muslims should give to charity.
Muslims should pray five times a day.
17
What is true about the beginning of Christianity?
Jewish leaders declared that all Jews should become Christians.
People became convinced Jesus of Nazareth was the Messiah.
Paul convinced the Roman Empire to outlaw Judaism.
The apostles ordered all non-Jews to follow Jesus of Nazareth.
18
Which of these events happened in the early Judaism?
the Philistines destroyed the golden bull
Hebrew army conquered Babylon
the Israelites adopted Egyptian beliefs
the Israelites fed slavery in Egypt

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