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World History Unit 4: Religions
World History Unit 4: Religions
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1
Vedas, Reincarnation, and Karma are primarily practiced in which region?
India
Korea
Middle East
Russia
2
What belief system included untouchables or outcasts?
political order in Islam
cultural groups in Buddhism
social hierarchy in Hinduism
religious structure in Judaism
3
Which of the following ways helped spread Christianity?
through the Caste System
it was already practiced everywhere
through ancient Monks
it was the official religion of the Roman Empire
4
The founding of Islam is associated with what geographic area?
India
China
Africa
Arabian Peninsula
5
As a result of cultural diffusion and the Silk Road, which religion expanded in Asia?
Judaism
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
6
What religion started in India, flourished in China, then moved to Japan?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Sikhism
Confucianism
7
Where did monotheistic religions originate?
Southeast Asia
Northern Europe
Central America
Middle East
8
The Holy book of Judaism is called what?
Bible
Quran
Dukkha
Torah
9
What is common between Christianity, Islam, and Judaism?
They observe the Five Pillars
They began during the Roman Empire
They are monotheistic
They originated in Mecca
10
What is the best classifications of the Indian Social Structure?
religious sects
caste system
feudal system
ethnic groups
11
"What goes around comes around" is best explained as...
karma
secularism
dharma
reincarnation
12
Sikhism originated in India, what other religion originated in the same country?
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
Christianity
13
Which factor determines someone's rank in the Indian caste system?
family into which one was born
amount of wealth
academic achievement
political position
14
When people give offerings to things in nature, what belief system are they practicing?
animism
monotheism
asceticism
secularism
15
What religion is influenced by this style of architecture?
Hinduism
Cathoilcism
Buddhism
Islam
16
Which of the following is
not
included in the Five Pillars of Faith?
Travel to Mecca at least once
Become a missionary
Pray 5 times a day
Give to charity
17
Which religion is associated with diaspora in the first century?
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
Buddhism
18
What development was an accomplishment of the Mauryan Empire?
establishment of Buddhism in Asia
expansion of Islam into Central Asia
the advancement of navigational technology
the implementation of exams in the Middle East
19
What relationship did the untouchables have with the rest of society?
They were excluded from the caste system and shunned
They belonged to the religious caste
They belonged to the upper class
They were household servants
20
How was Islam spread?
peace treaties
imperial expansion
trade routes
through foreign missionaries
21
Which action is an example of one of the Five Pillars of Islam?
acceptance of suffering as part of life
maintaining a vegetarian diet
donating to charity
taking a vow of poverty
22
What is the sacred text of the Christians?
Torah
Vedas
Qu'ran
Bible
23
The belief in one god is called?
Animism
Monotheism
Polytheism
Atheism
24
Which religion had no single founder?
Christianity
Judaism
Hinduism
Buddhism
25
Which of the following was
not
being traded in Asia?
Ceramics
Jade
Silk
Tea
26
The 5 big religions spread in each of these ways
except
...
Missionaries
Trade
Cultural Diffusion
Ancient Writings
27
What are some sacred texts of the Hindus?
Torah and Hebrew Bible
Qu'ran and teachings of Abraham
New Testament
Vedas, Mahabharata, and Upanishads
28
What is the Fourth Noble Truth?
karma prevents the return of suffering
acceptance of nature eases suffering
five pillars of worship changes suffering
the eightfold path leads to the end of suffering
29
Which religion can be divided into Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox?
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
30
What do Buddhism and Hinduism share?
a rigid social system
belief in a single god
concept of karma
faith in divine salvation
