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Religion Interactions Review PT 1
Religion Interactions Review PT 1
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Which of the following is a TRUE statement concerning the Catholic and the Eastern Orthodox belief in the Pope?
Neither faith believes the Pope is infallible
Both faiths consider the Pope to be infallible
The Catholic faith considers the Pope infallible
The Eastern Orthodoxy thinks the Pope is infallible
2
Jewish teachings found in the Torah are also part of the teachings of what other religion?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
3
One reason Islam was able to spread was because
neighboring empires were weak
geography made invasion easy
nearby revolts were taking place
Muslim soldiers were highly trained
4
The architecture style of the pictured building reflects the influence of the Catholic Church by —
using the vast ceilings for mosaics of Biblical stories
keeping the inner space dark in solemn reverence
creating an impression of reaching towards heaven
reviving the Greek golden ratio of balanced proportions
5
Which of the following describes 1 way in which the Roman Catholic Church helped regulate the medieval European economy
controlled the amount of money in circulation
forbade the sale of alcoholic beverages
forbade the lending of money with interest
controlled the prices of farm products
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How were the advances of the Muslim world preserved for future generations?
Christian scholars traveled to Islamic universities to study
Scribes and monks recorded and saved multiple copies of the information
Libraries and institutions such as the House of Wisdom stored information
Nomadic Arab tribes carried the information with them on various conquests
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Which series of empires correctly match their location on the map?
I Islamic Empire, II Byzantine Empire, III Charlemagne’s Empire
I Roman Empire, II Charlemagne’s Empire, III Islamic Empire
I Byzantine Empire, II Charlemagne’s Empire, III Islamic Empire
I Charlemagne’s Empire, II Byzantine Empire, III Islamic Empire
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The interaction between Muslims Jews and Christians living in Europe during the Middle Ages facilitated the diffusion of
political rights
scientific knowledge
life threatening diseases
new ideas about government