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1
Who is considered the founder of Judaism?
Jesus
Eden
Moses
Abraham
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Which is the most widely practiced religion in the world?
Christianity
Buddhism
Islam
Hinduism
3
What was the main transportation along the Silk Road
Horse-drawn carriages
Camels
Boats
Walking
4
Which of the following would be considered the first Christian religion?
Lutheran
Baptist
Catholicism
Episcopalian
5
What is the Hajj in reference to he Five Pillars of Islam?
Declaration of faith to God and Muhammed
A pilgrimage to Mecca
Praying five times a day
Fasting during Ramaddan
6
Which of the following animals is considered sacred in Hinduism?
Goat
Horse
Cow
Pig
7
Which religion follows the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path?
Judaism
Christianity
Buddhism
Hinduism
8
What is the primary holy book of Islam?
Quran
Torah
Bible
Vedas
9
Who was the famous leader of the Mongols that would expand his empire to over 4.5 million square miles?
Ghengis Khan
Ogedei
Batu Khan
Kublai Khan
10
What continent would people most likely practice Buddhism?
Asia
South America
Europe
Middle East
11
The following symbol represents which of the world's religions?
Judaism
Christianity
Buddhism
Islam
12
What is the highest level of enlightenment in the Hinduism and Buddhism?
Nirvana
Avaranam
Ashramas
Moksha
13
What ethnic group was blamed for the Black Death and became a scapegoat for the disease?
Christians
Jews
Muslims
Buddhists
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Where did the Silk Road get its name?
from China
From the silk that China sold to the rest of the world
from Rome
no reason
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The oldest religion of the five world religions is...
Buddhism
Judaism
Hinduism
Islam
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Which of the following was NOT one of the significant impacts the Silk Road covered in class?
The spreading of diseases
The exchange of goods
An increase in population in the Middle East
The trading of ideas
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How many people were estimated to live in Rome during its peak in ancient times?
2,000,000
3,000,000
1,000,000
5,000,000
18
What is the largest sect in Islam?
Salafi
Shia
Ibadi
Sunni
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Who built the aquaduct system in Rome during his reign?
Julius Caeser
Nero
Marcus Aurelius
Claudius
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What animal was responsible for spreading the Black Death throughout Europe and Asia?
Horses
Birds
Camels
Rats
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One negative effect of the revival of Silk Road trade in the 1300s was
The fall of Constantinople
The Atlantic Slave Trade
The Crusades
The Black Plague
22
Which of the following Jewish holidays celebrates the Jews freedom from slavery in Egypt?
Passover
Yom Kippur
Hannukah
Rosh Hashanah
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Which of the following goods were not traded along the Silk Road?
Textiles
Inca relics
Spices
Medicines
24
A group of people or traveling together, especially on a long journey like through a desert or other dangerous area
Commodity
Caravan
Cargo
Merchant
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What does sacred mean?
holy
A belief
an agreement
blasphemus
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Which dynasty in China is credited with opening up the Silk Road?
Han Dynasty
Ming Dynasty
Yuan Dynasty
Shang Dynasty
27
A journey
Pilgrimage
Heresy
Reincarnation
Karma
28
a religious group that has slightly different beliefs from other groups that share the same religion
Denomination
Sect
Cult
Karma
29
Which of the following world religions is polytheistic?
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
30
What was the primary reason the Black Death spread so rapidly through Europe?
Europe was densley populated
Europeans immune system was weaker than their Asian counterparts.
The water was infected with the disease
The food was infected that was imported in from China
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Which of the following is considered the primary God of the universe in Hinduism?
Shiva
Brahmin
Vishnu
Devi
32
What disease was carried along the Silk Road that killed millions in Asia and Europe?
Small Pox
Influenza
Bubonic Plague
Measles
33
belief or opinion contrary to orthodox religious (especially Christian) doctrine.
Deity
Heresy
Mantra
Covenant
34
About how long was the Silk Road?
4,000 miles
1 mile
100,000 Miles
200 miles
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All of the world's first MONOTHEISTIC religions (Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Christianity, & Islam) were started in
East Asia
The Middle East
South Asia
Western Europe
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Bringing goods or services from another country into your own.
cultural diffusion
Cargo
Exporting
Importing
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To which world religions is Islam related?
Christianity and Judaism
Confucianism and Judaism
Confucianism and Taoism
Buddhism and Hinduism
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What is the Silk Road?
A group of people who make silk.
A set of trade networks from China to the Mediterranean.
A road made of silk.
A road that leads to where silk worms live.
39
What is Buddha's given name?
Abraham
Jesus of Nazarath
Siddharta Gautama
Muhammed
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What Roman Emperor was baptized before his death causing Christianity to spread throughout the empire?
Constantine
Nero
Julius Caeser
Claudius
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This is the smallest of the major world religions with only 12 million followers.
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
42
a belief or set of beliefs held and taught by a Church, political party, or other group.
Covenant
Mantra
Doctrine
Deity
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Besides Jesus of Nazareth, who was the most influential Christian to spread Christianity?
Mark
John
Peter
Paul
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Silk Road trade declined after the 1400s because
maritime trade routes grew in importance
wars in Central Asia made commerce dangerous
Chinese goods fell out of fashion
the Mongols’ protective authority faded
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A raw material or agricultural product that can be bought and sold on the market.
Coinage
Commodity
Caravan
Cultural Diffusion