World Religions - Unit 1 Review

This term refers to when women have great power in society.

This totem animal is able to become one with its environment and blend in.

This ceremony identifies the circle as an important symbol.

This term refers to a system of morals or rules for human conduct.

This term refers to a belief in a singular God.

This belt of coloured beads may be used as a visual aid during the oral telling of a prayer.

This moral code warned against witchcraft, black magic, and abortion.

Banned by the Canadian government, and perceived as “backward and wasteful”.

A ritual common to most Aboriginal religions which involves the rite of passage to adulthood.

One who views humankind as the basis for all value and meaning.

The spiritual or immaterial part of a human being or animal.

This ritual pays homage to the “tree of the universe”.

Term refers to when the Canadian government encouraged Aboriginals to adopt "white ways”.

A person who doubts that humankind can know the existence of a possible god.

A moral code designed to help the Iroquois people recover after the American Revolution.

This term refers to a prescribed religious procedure or performance.

The belief in more than one God.

This recently created territory means “Our Land” in Inuit.

These offer a response to questions of existence and origins.

This term refers to a medicine man or spiritual leader.