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Count the Gods! One, two, three, four!

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1
How did the Romans interact with other religions?
They destroyed other gods
Other gods became part of their religion
All temples and statues were destroyed
They replaced other gods
2
How did the Greeks believe their gods interacted with humans?
They did whatever they wanted
They could take human form
They controlled their lives
They were powerless
3
Why were gods so important for ancient cultures?
Lies to help people behave
They scared people
They made for fun stories
They explained how the world was created and organized
4
How did Greeks believe humans could become gods?
Doing evil things
Paying a priest enough money
Great deeds
Having a god as a father/mother
5
Why did many early cultures create a mythology?
Prevent boredom
To tell great stories
Explain how the world was created
Keep people loyal
6
How did the Egyptian Pharaoh use religion to stay powerful?
He could speak with the gods
He was a god
He had superpowers from the gods
He was immortal
7
How is polytheism different from monotheism?
Their gods were more powerful
Polytheism didn't have an afterlife
Only monotheism built temples
Many gods v. one god
8
Why was an afterlife an important part of Polytheistic religions?
People believed they were judged for their actions
Great stories
Explain the world
Scare people
9
How was the Roman Emperor seen in Roman religion?
He controlled the gods
He was blessed by the gods and could become one
He was controlled by the gods
He was separate from religion
10
Which of the following did gods NOT represent?
Events
Babies
Nature
Emotions