What do the images below show about the spread of Buddhism?

Buddhism was adapted to the culture of the region it spread to

Which of the following is NOT an accomplishment of the Abbasids?

Invention of moveable type printing

What is a unique aspect about the development of Islam?

It combined political and religious power from the beginning

What is the underlying message of the cycle of Hindu caste, reincarnation, karma, and dharma?

Accept your place and duties in life.

Because of the influence of Confucian ethics, Chinese values emphasized

duty, proper conduct, and education.

What concept does the passage above describe?

Effective leaders must set an example of moral behavior

The development and spread of Christianity and Buddhism had which of the following in common?

both were aided in their spread by trade networks

Why is the development of the scholar-bureaucrats significant during the Han period?

It allowed the government to be run more efficiently by educated men.

Which of these ideas did Buddhism reject from Hinduism?

The gods are immortal and will help you achieve enlightenment

Siddhartha Gautama taught the "Four Noble Truths," which stated that

life is suffering and suffering is caused by desire.

The theory on the development of the Vedic religion as stated in the passage above is:

mixing of culture and religion of the Aryans and the indigenous Dravidians

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1
What do the images below show about the spread of Buddhism?
If you rub Buddha’s belly you get pregnant
Buddhism did not change much as time passed
Buddhism was used to promote material prosperity
Buddhism was adapted to the culture of the region it spread to
2
According to the passage, Xunzi was advocating an approach to governance that most clearly reflected the principles of..
Buddhism
Legalism
Taoism
Confucianism
3
Which of the following is NOT an accomplishment of the Abbasids?
creating Algebra
Invention of moveable type printing
facilitating trade throughout the empire
advancements in astronomy
4
Although the Sanskrit Vedas are a major source of information in Hinduism, there are epics and stories such as
Vedas and Sutras
Torah and Talmud
Mahayana and Mahabharata
Ramayana and Mahabharata
5
Which religion was founded most recently in history?
Hinduism
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
6
What is a unique aspect about the development of Islam?
It developed in the Middle East
It is monotheistic
It has a single founder
It combined political and religious power from the beginning
7
What is the underlying message of the cycle of Hindu caste, reincarnation, karma, and dharma?
Be kind to all living things.
Accept your place and duties in life.
Strive for economic success.
Always work to change the world around you.
8
Which of the following was NOT a major impetus in the spread of Buddhism?
Greeks
Merchants
Emperor Ashoka
Missionaries
9
The Silk Road and Indian Ocean trade fostered the spread of which religion 600 bce – 600 ce? (Hint: Image Above)
Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam
Animism
10
Because of the influence of Confucian ethics, Chinese values emphasized
independence of children.
the obligation of the rich to care for the poor.
duty, proper conduct, and education.
wealth and business ownership.
11
What concept does the passage above describe?
The Emperor must follow the Tao for the government to work
Good government is based on democracy
Effective leaders must set an example of moral behavior
Strong legal regulations are necessary to keep order
12
Which major world religion originated in the area pointed to on the map above?
Judaism
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
13
The development and spread of Christianity and Buddhism had which of the following in common?
both retained the exact same beliefs as established by the founders
both emphasized worship of one God
the founders of both presented themselves as divine
both were aided in their spread by trade networks
14
Why is the development of the scholar-bureaucrats significant during the Han period?
It encouraged innovations in bureaucratic procedures.
It allowed the government to be run more efficiently by educated men.
It excluded the emperor from all administrative matters.
It used the Qin model of Legalism in administration.
15
Which of the following was NOT a major innovation developed during the Abbasid Caliphate that facilitated trade?
Banking Houses
Bills of Exchange
Checks
Stock Markets
16
What concept does the passage above describe?
The Analects
Five Relationships
Filial piety
Three Submissions
17
The reincarnation of the atman into a given caste depends on
place within the caste system
economic standing in society
karma or deeds in life
physical strength
18
Which of these ideas did Buddhism reject from Hinduism?
The gods are immortal and will help you achieve enlightenment
Meditation is a path to enlightenment
All living things are worthy of our respect
We will be reincarnated into new lives until we reach enlightenment
19
The primary goal of Confucius’ teachings was:
To create a strong legal system
To create harmony in society
To be one with the Tao
To get to heaven
20
Siddhartha Gautama taught the "Four Noble Truths," which stated that
the meaning of life can be understood by worshiping gods and deities.
life is suffering and suffering is caused by desire.
humanity is sinful by nature.
life is mystical and ephemeral.
21
The theory on the development of the Vedic religion as stated in the passage above is:
it came out of climate changes that caused the Harappans to die off
it came from merchants and missionaries sent to India
mixing of culture and religion of the Aryans and the indigenous Dravidians
developed as a result of invasion and conquest by the Indo-European Aryans
22
Muslims believe that Mohammed is…
The last descendent of Abraham
The son of God
Father of Judaism
The last of the prophets

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