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An example of primal people is
Aztecs
Yoruba
Aborigines
all of the above
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Religion is
a set of beliefs and practices
commitment to ideas that provide understanding for existence
Numbers 1 & 3
associated with a supernatural power
3
Myths are
meaningful explanations of the how life began
All 3
sources of sacred truth
passed down from generations
4
Primal religions refer to their leaders as
Yorubu
Shamans
Lokota
Trickster figures
5
Cosmology is the study of
myths
Carl Sagan
Makeup and skin care
the nature of the universe
6
The sacred window is the old worldview that
rituals
all of the above
sacred traditions
myths
7
5 major religions are Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism, Hinduism and
None of these
Voodoo
Islam
Zoroastriansim
8
Hinduism includes 330 million gods (esses). This is an example of-
none of the above
monotheistic
polytheistic
Primal worship
9
Christianity is an example of
monotheistic
atheistic
pantheistic
polytheistic
10
An animal or part of nature having special significance to a people
Orisha
Totem
Quetzacatl
Taboo
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Mrs. Sewnigs dog's name is
vaulter
max
miler
sprinter
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Indigenous people are
native and original people
angry and disgruntled
peaceful people
none of the above
13
People of faith believe that a Divine reality makes itself known through
religious experiences
myths
all 3
sacred texts
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The belief that spirits inhabit all objects describes
atheism
none of the above
polytheism
animism
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When a tribe forbids certain rituals or activities
divination
vision quest
taboo
trickster
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The Aborigines are native to
South America
North America
Australia
Africa