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How did religious expansion differ between Judaism and Zoroastrianism?

How do the Jewish and Zoroastrians view God differently?

Judaism vs Zoastrianism

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How do the Jewish and Zoroastrians view God differently?
Zoroastrianism has one God, Judaism has two gods of good and evil
Zoroastrianism has one God with an opposing evil force, Judaism has one God
Zoroastrianism has one main God and a weaker deity, Judaism has one God
Zoroastrianism sees good & evil as equal, Judaism sees God as the only good
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How did religious expansion differ between Judaism and Zoroastrianism?
Zoroastrianism spread from India to China, Judaism stayed in Middle East
Zoroastrianism was confined to Persia while Judaism spread throughout Asia
Zoroastrianism spread from Persia to India, Judaism stayed in Middle East
Both religions spread equally across the world
3
Which religion was most impacted by the conquest of Alexander the Great?
Judaism
Both
Zoroastrianism
None of the above
4
What belief is found in Judaism but NOT in Zoroastrianism?
The importance of living a righteous life through good actions
The idea of a cosmic struggle between the good and the evil
The idea of a special relationship between God and His chosen people
The concept of one major God
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Which of the two religions had a country where they were the lead religion?
Hebrews
Neither
Zoroastrians
Both
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Which aspect did only Zoroastrianism contribute to Judaism?
Covenant between believers and God
Integration of religion to culture.
The idea that God is merciful and good
Conflict between God and Satan
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Why is Torah considered important for Judaism?
It is the government of Jewish people
It is a collection of songs
It is a collection of laws, traditions, history and ethics of Jews
It tells the history of Israel