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Religion and Culture
Religion and Culture
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5 major world religions
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Why is culture important to know before visiting a country?
So you know what is acceptable or not
To not violate their beliefs
It is not important
To understand why things are they way they are
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This religion is made up of the Sunnis and Shiites.
Islam
Buddhism
Hinduism
Judaism
3
What religion has a Sabbath on Friday?
Judaism
Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
4
This religion is focused on the Eightfold Path to Enlightenment.
Hinduism
Islam
Judaism
Buddhism
5
What religion is the oldest?
Buddhism
Judaism
Christianity
Hinduism
6
This religion has the Quran as their holy book.
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
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This religion worships in a church.
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
Buddhism
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This religion worships in a mosque.
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
Hinduism
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What is folk culture?
Local and small group
Passed down orally
Slow to change
Spreads quickly
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This religion started in India.
Buddhism
Judaism
Hinduism
Islam
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This religion is led by a rabbi and worships in a synagogue.
Judaism
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
12
This is currently the fastest growing religion on the planet.
Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
13
This religion believes that Jesus is the Son of God.
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
Christianity
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This religion has no holy book.
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
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What is popular culture?
Media
Local and Small
Communication
Spreads rapidly
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This religion has a Sabbath on Saturday.
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
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This religion believes in fasting, almsgiving, prayer, pilgrimage, and faith.
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
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What is culture?
The opposite of history
Things that happened a long time ago
Tangible things
Beliefs and Traditions
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Which of the following is NOT considered part of culture?
Language
Climate
Religion
Food