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Savannah Brazell - CH. 4 Review
Savannah Brazell - CH. 4 Review
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Who was the Siddhartha Gautama?
Founder of Daoism
Founder of Buddhism
Founder of Hinduism
Founder of Zoroastrian
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What was the modified form of Buddhism called?
Bodhisattvas
Hinduism
Mahayana
shintoism
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Who did Buddhism appeal to?
Middle caste groups of men
Children
Scholars
The lower caste groups and women
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What does filial piety mean?
Individualism
Family devotion
a certain time during the day dedicated to prayer
Meditation
5
Who was Socrates, Aristotle, and Plato?
Greek philosophers
Greek kings
Persian philosophers
Founders of Zoroastrian
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What emerged from artistic, literary, and theatrical traditions?
Greek rationalism
Increased population in Greece
People showed more interest in political life
More people converted to Christianity
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Greek cultural characteristics can be described as...
laws enforced by rewards and punishments
human reasoning and not believing in gods
being dependent on gods
emphasis on nature
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How were the teachings of Buddha and Jesus similar?
Emphasized the importance of love and compassion
Encouraged education
They both used the sacred text of the Vedas
They both taught enlightenment
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What dynasty created the concept of "Mandate of Heaven"?
Tang dynasty
Qing dynasty
Zhou dynasty
Sui dynasty
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What were the Vedas?
Catholic priest
Laws that determined what caste system you belonged to
Collection of poems, hymns, prayers, and rituals
A deity
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What were the Upanishads?
Scared texts that sought to probe the meaning of sacrifices
A collection of poems hymns, prayers, and rituals
religious text for zoroastrian
The bible for Christianity
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How are Buddhism and Hinduism similar?
They never used the caste system
They both believed in strict laws and violence
They both believed in karma and the cycle of rebirth
They saw their founders as gods
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What philosophy encouraged the belief of unity of opposites?
Daoism
Buddhism
Legalism
Confucianism
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What was the Daoist solution to the disorder?
Withdrawal from the world of political and social activism
Encouraged violence and disharmony
Laws enforced by rewards and punishments
collecting tax as tribute
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What is the legalist solution to the disorder in China?
Withdrawal from the world of political and social activism
Moral examples set by superiors
Laws strictly enforced through rewards and punishment
Social equality
16
Which religion did not have a historical founder?
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
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Who was Saint Paul?
A missionary that helped spread Christianity
A leader in the Zhou Dynasty
The founder of Christianity
A missionary that helped spread Hinduism
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What was the Confucian solution to the disorder?
Laws strictly enforced through rewards and punishment
Moral examples of superiors to restore harmony
Embrace nature and encouraged spontaneous behavior.
Growing violence and disharmony
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Judaism is a monotheistic religion that calls their god...
Messiah
Allah
Yahweh
Jesus
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What disorder emerged during classical China?
Increased tribute
Growing violence and disharmony
Increased death rate
Religious differences
