stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
SOR.U4.T1 - Other Religions & State Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
SOR.U4.T1 - Other Religions & State
SOR.U4.T1 - Other Religions & State
12 terms
·
StudBud Administration
Imported from external platform
Flashcards
12 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
12
Answers
1
Hinduism shares many historical ties with Buddhism.
True
False
2
Complete the sentence:
Nepal's Muslims disagree with the introduction of yoga into the school curriculum because...
it reflects the growing influence of Hindu-majority India.
it threatens to convert young Muslims.
it is in opposition to the belief in the Prophet.
it limits the expression of Islamic beliefs.
3
What was the impact of Nepal's Interim Constitution?
Gave increased protection to Buddhists
Made Nepal officially secular
Gave increased power to the Nepalese monarchy
Made Hinduism the state religion in Nepal
4
Who introduced Hinduism, Buddhism and Confucianism to Indonesia?
The Portuguese military
Traders
Missionaries
The Japanese navy
5
When did Catholicism and Protestantism arrive in Indonesia?
16th century
21th century
8th century
14th century
6
The majority of Indonesians believe that religion has a greater impact on their nation today compared to 20 years ago.
True
False
7
What is NOT a principle of the Pancasila?
Just and civilised humanity
Social justice for all
Indonesian unity
Belief in multiple gods
8
When did Islam arrive in Indonesia?
9th century
18th century
11th century
14th century
9
How many officially recognised religions are there in Indonesia?
6
5
1
12
10
What is an example of the influence of Hinduism on Nepalese society?
Allowing Hinduism to influence certain laws
Recognising traditional Hindu holidays
All of the above
Partaking in Hindu festivals
11
Why was religious belief made compulsory for Indonesians in the 1960s?
To improve Indonesia's relationship with India
To make the country more secular
To qualify for economic aid from the USSR
To resist the tide of communism
12
What describes Nepal prior to 2006?
The largest Buddhist kingdom in the world
A secular Christian-majority state
The only Hindu kingdom in the world
An Islamic theocracy