In the Hebrew tradition, a covenant is

a mutual promise between God and humanity

Jainism monks wear masks over their faces to

keep from harming even an insect

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Chapter 3 Review World History

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1
The most sacred writings of Judaism are the first five books of the Hebrew Bibile, known as the
Ten Commandments
New Testament
Torah
Ark of the Covenant
2
Hinduism and Buddhism have a common belief in
reincarnation
caste system
many gods
the sacredness of all life
3
Buddhism spread across Asia mostly as a result of
missionary efforts
trade
pilgrimages by the faithful
conquest
4
The social class system that came to be known as the caste system was extablished in India by
Aryans
Hittites
India's first residents
Hindus
5
The emphasis on right conduct and the worship of one God is called
the Torah
the Ark of the Covenant
the Four Noble Truths
ethical monotheism
6
In Buddhism, the release from selfishness and pain is known as
moksha
nirvana
dharma
sangha
7
The Hittites were able to excel at war because of their knowledge of
superior horsemanship
ironworking
poisoned arrows
bronze smithing
8
The most able seafarers of the early Meditterranean were the
Babylonians
Hittites
Assyrians
Phoenicians
9
In the Hebrew tradition, a covenant is
a law handed down by God to humanity
a mutual promise between God and humanity
prophecy about the future
an ornamental chest for storing religious documents
10
The Indo-Europeans that migrated from the steppes were mainly
traders
herders
farmers
hunters
11
Hinduism and Buddhism differ significantly in their beliefs about
perfect understanding of the universe
reincarnation
the caste system
the cycle of history
12
Jainism monks wear masks over their faces to
to show disdain for the caste system
keep from harming even an insect
keep from breathing impurities in the air
to protect each breath of atman, the soul
13
The Phoenicials contributed greatly to written communication by introducing the first use of
papyrus
vowels
pictographs
phonetic symbols

Chapter 3 Review World History Flashcards | StudBud

Chapter 3 Review World History

13 termsStudBud Administration108 plays

World History, Judaism, Buddhism, Indo-Europeans, Minoans

Flashcards13 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 13

Answers

1
The most sacred writings of Judaism are the first five books of the Hebrew Bibile, known as the
Ten Commandments
New Testament
Torah
Ark of the Covenant
2
Hinduism and Buddhism have a common belief in
reincarnation
caste system
many gods
the sacredness of all life
3
Buddhism spread across Asia mostly as a result of
missionary efforts
trade
pilgrimages by the faithful
conquest
4
The social class system that came to be known as the caste system was extablished in India by
Aryans
Hittites
India's first residents
Hindus
5
The emphasis on right conduct and the worship of one God is called
the Torah
the Ark of the Covenant
the Four Noble Truths
ethical monotheism
6
In Buddhism, the release from selfishness and pain is known as
moksha
nirvana
dharma
sangha
7
The Hittites were able to excel at war because of their knowledge of
superior horsemanship
ironworking
poisoned arrows
bronze smithing
8
The most able seafarers of the early Meditterranean were the
Babylonians
Hittites
Assyrians
Phoenicians
9
In the Hebrew tradition, a covenant is
a law handed down by God to humanity
a mutual promise between God and humanity
prophecy about the future
an ornamental chest for storing religious documents
10
The Indo-Europeans that migrated from the steppes were mainly
traders
herders
farmers
hunters
11
Hinduism and Buddhism differ significantly in their beliefs about
perfect understanding of the universe
reincarnation
the caste system
the cycle of history
12
Jainism monks wear masks over their faces to
to show disdain for the caste system
keep from harming even an insect
keep from breathing impurities in the air
to protect each breath of atman, the soul
13
The Phoenicials contributed greatly to written communication by introducing the first use of
papyrus
vowels
pictographs
phonetic symbols