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Ancient Civilizations (Apex) - Abrahamic Religions Post Test Review
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1
The history of the early Jewish people was marked by:
the establishment of a powerful Jewish empire.
conflict and war with other kingdoms.
a shift from monotheism to polytheism.
the rapid spread of Judaism in Africa.
2
Followers of Judaism typically hold which belief?
People should work hard every day in whatever profession they choose.
People should follow the moral instructions contained in the Torah.
Religious traditions should be passed down orally and never written down.
Jesus of Nazareth was the Messiah who would remove all evil from the world.
3
Why was Muhammad forced to leave Mecca?
He committed criminal acts and refused to repent for them.
He wanted to allow believers to worship any gods they wanted.
He refused to convert to Islam and openly practiced another religion.
He preached beliefs that criticized wealthy and powerful citizens.
4
Following Muhammad's death, Islam spread throughout the Middle East and Africa mostly through:
military conquest
overseas trade
converting foreign leaders
missionary expeditions
5
One major difference between Christian and Jewish beliefs is that Christians:
follow the principles expressed in the New Testament.
recognize the moral authority of the Ten Commandments.
do not believe in converting others to their religion.
believe that one God created the entire universe.
6
What beliefs make Christianity unique?
Connection to a sacred "book."
The Trinity
The resurrection of Jesus from the dead
Salvation by faith alone (not by works)
7
Which event caused Christianity to spread rapidly across Europe in the 300s CE?
The establishment of the Eastern Orthodox Church
The beginning of the Protestant Reformation
Jesus of Nazareth's crucifixion by Roman officials
Emperor Constantine's conversion to Christianity
8
Which religious belief
most
influenced the origins of Christianity?
The Jewish belief in the Messiah
The Egyptian belief in the afterlife
The Muslim belief in the Five Pillars
The Roman belief in polytheism
9
The Christian belief that people can be saved from their sins through belief in Jesus is known as _____
Trinity
resurrection
the messiah
Salvation
10
The spread of Judaism around the world has largely been the result of:
Jews forming military alliances with powerful kingdoms.
Jewish empires capturing foreign territories.
Jews being forced to leave their homes.
Jewish missionaries converting new followers.
11
The smallest Jewish denomination, which believes in strictly following the Torah, is known as _____.
Orthodox
Conservative
Reform
The diaspora