Unit 3 - World Religions Review

The killing of 6 million Jews in concentration camps by Nazi's during WWII was known as?

Sikhism is a world religion practiced in which region of NW India?

A single imperceptible, formless state that underlies both being and non-being.

Which of the following is not an important part of Sikhism?

In 4th century Europe the Christian church was just becoming a focal part of the following?

The social class system based on birth is

Which Hindu God is known as the "Preserver"?

Theravadan Buddhism is dominant in which of the following countries

Which country do most practicing Hindus live?

Siddhartha Gautama, who became the Buddha, began life as the son of a 

Which leader converted to Christianity and made it an accepted religion of most Europe

The Islamic religions primary written text is

What is the Torah referred to as by Christians?

Which individual was named the protector of the Christian religion in Middle Ages Europe?

Jesus' activities led him to have conflict with which two groups?

Buddhist believe that life is essentially

Buddhism is an offshoot of which other major religion?

Which two religions were created from Judaism?

Which country was Confucianism founded in?

Islam is the religion founded by which prophet?

Sikhism is a blend of Hinduism and what other religion?

Four ceremonial events mark a Sikh's life.  These are: naming an infant, initiation, and 

Which area did Christianity begin?

Which of the following do Muslims believe about Jesus Christ?

A majority of Taoism is practiced in which country?

The practice of shouyi can be described as

Taoism literally means

Which religion believes the interaction between yin and yang create natural order and balance?

Which of the following distinguishes Theravadan from Mahayanan Buddhism?

What does "Mahadeva" translate as?

What is the most holy city in Islam, to which they face when they pray?

Which of the following was a major goal of the Crusades?

What does the word Islam translate to?

Islam began in what part of the world?

Which of the following is not one of the 5 Pillars of Islam

Which reason led to an increase in literacy during the 11-13th centuries in Europe?

The Sikh holy book is the

According to the Islamic history which city was Muhammad born 

Which of the following beliefs is held by Jews, Muslims, and Christians?

Who is credited with the teachings of Taoism written in the Tao-te ching.

Which Christian leader called for the beginning of the Crusades in 1095?

Which of the sects of Islam is the majority?

What is the final step of the four noble truths?

Christians believe who is the son of God?

What is a major part of Hinduism

Hindus believe what force determines your rebirth form?

Which religion did Christianity split from?

The theory of cyclical change is a major part of which religion?

The variation of Judaism that strive to adhere as closely as possible to biblical regulations 

In Buddhism, which of the following is a "state of transcendent freedom"?