What nationality of indigenous people believe in Shamanism

Africans, Americans, North Asians

What are the major roles of the Gwion Gwion painting from the Kimberely region?

Tassel, Sash, Elegant action and clothes peg

How did Queen Elizabeth influence religion?

incorporated the RCCs traditions with the church of England.

What was significant about Tyndale's works?

translated the Bible into English

What did the reformers do?

Translated the Bible into common languages

Why was the Church of England formed?

The RCC wouldn't allow the King Henry 8th a divorce

What did cannibalism of the dead represent?

obtain the victims personality/knowledge

the explosion of creativity and abstract thought

Which of the following did not occur during the Axial Age?

The Catholic Church gave way to Anglican Church

Why did hominin societies believe it was necessary to bury valuable beside the deceased?

To be used in the afterlife of the deceased

In history one of the major roles of spirituality and religion has been?

to develop literacy of the sacred

What idea did religion support in the society of Ancient Sumeria 3000 years ago?

king was divine and powered over all

Shaman is a spiritual figure who

works with spirits and the dimensions

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1
The purpose of displaying decorated skulls of the dead is?
remember dead ancestors
make society conservative
aesthetic
remember dead ancestors and make society conservative
2
The idea that the Bible alone is the final authority is called:
Sola Scriptura
Ultimate Authority
Septuagint
Lutherism
3
Which hominin is most like us?
Cro-Magnon
Neanderthals
Homo heidelberg
All of the above
4
What nationality of indigenous people believe in Shamanism
North Asians, Africans, Europeans
None of the above
Aboriginal Australians, Europeans, Americans
Africans, Americans, North Asians
5
What are the major roles of the Gwion Gwion painting from the Kimberely region?
Tassel, Sash, Elegant action and clothes peg
Clothes peg, Sash Elegant action and Shaman
Tassel, Elegant action, Dasha, Sash
Elegant action, Tassel, Dasha, Sash
6
How did Queen Elizabeth influence religion?
Made the Bible illegal
Made the Catholic Church compulsory
incorporated the RCCs traditions with the church of England.
Made the Anglican Church compulsory
7
Martin Luther wrote how many thesis
98
93
92
95
8
Why do indigenous people prefer the term 'spirituality' to 'religion'?
sounds smarter
they believe that religion is corrupt
none of the above
They like the term better
9
What was significant about Tyndale's works?
translated the Bible into Latin
translated the Bible into French
translated the Bible into English
translated the Bible into America
10
What did the reformers do?
Create Catholic Churches
Go against the Christian Church
Stopped translations of the Bible
Translated the Bible into common languages
11
The authority of priests was largely eroded due to to the rise of:
socialism
capitalism
democracy
secularism
12
What was restored during the American War of Independence?
civil rights
women's rights
voting rights
freedom
13
What are some examples of evidence of prehistoric spirituality?
burials
all of the above
cave artwork
temples
14
What did Romans wear over their armour?
Lion skin
Wolf skin
Tigers skin
Bear skin
15
Followers of John Wycliffe were called:
Heretics
Wycliffians
Lollards
all of the above
16
Why was the Church of England formed?
both a and b
The RCC wouldn't allow the King Henry 8th a divorce
there weren't enough churches there
they had the urge to construct something
17
What was the name of the time period that related to the foundation of critical thinking?
Renaissance
Information Age
Age of Discovery
Reconstruction era
18
How did the Renaissance movement influence the Reformation and society?
an acceleration of new knowledge and language
people were encouraged to think critically
all of the above
renewed intérêts in humanity and humanist ideas
19
What did cannibalism of the dead represent?
living longer
obtain the victims personality/knowledge
they were hungry and there was no food
they morphed into their body
20
Symbolic Revolution
all of the above
the usage of objects and idols as symbolism for beliefs
began 10000 years before present time
the explosion of creativity and abstract thought
21
What is Wycliffe's first name?
John
William
Martin
Thomas
22
In Sumerian society, what values were connected with religion?
Holiness, dedication, status
Power, wealth, status
Holiness, wealth, education
Power, dedication, education
23
Which of the following did not occur during the Axial Age?
Development of social classes and constitutuions
Establishment of Gnosticism
Religious leaders gave way to intuitive thinkers
The Catholic Church gave way to Anglican Church
24
Animal skins were:
use to keep warm in Winter
act as camouflage & to 'become' the animal whilst hunting
all of the above
believed to have access to spiritual dimension
25
What is the oldest example of animal painting in Australian Aboriginal rock art?
x-ray styles
Mungo cremation
bradshaw paintings
Wanjina
26
In what year was Martin Luther's Ninety-five thesis was translated, published and distributed?
1517
1516
1519
1518
27
The explosion of human creativity is known as:
none of the above
society revolution
symbolic revolution
creativity revolution
28
Why did hominin societies believe it was necessary to bury valuable beside the deceased?
It was a respectful gesture among the dead
For spirituality and ritual reasons
To be used in the afterlife of the deceased
to pass down the knowledge to generations
29
In history one of the major roles of spirituality and religion has been?
to analyse future traditions and dances
to create a sense of pride
to develop literacy of the sacred
to inform future nations
30
What did wearing animal skins and fur have to do with religion?
camouflage
warmth in Winter
all of the above
allows the wearer to access the spiritual dimension
31
What idea did religion support in the society of Ancient Sumeria 3000 years ago?
God was the one in power
temples are separate to societal values
Religion is corrected to health, wealth and status
king was divine and powered over all
32
What was the meaning behind invading Sumerian cities and ransacking temples?
undermine the city's God or gods
sign of disrespect
sign of dominance
all of the above
33
How long ago was the Mungo Creation?
46, 000 years ago
42, 000 years ago
43, 000 years ago
40, 000 years ago
34
Shaman is a spiritual figure who
kills the misbehaving tribe people
takes care of the farm
works with spirits and the dimensions
is the leader of the tribe
35
What did small artworks enable religious leaders in hunter-gatherer societies to do?
decorate temples
spread their religion to other hunter-gathers
pray on the run
all of the above
36
Which one example of leaders that gave way to philosophers in Golden Age?
Buddha in India
Tyndale in Spain
God in Axial Age
Martin Luther the Reformer

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