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AP Human Geography - Chapter 7 Religion
AP Human Geography - Chapter 7 Religion
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Nearly every major religion has its own form of
Calendars based on the founders life
Monks who concentrate on the mystical
Polytheistic beginnings
Religious extremism
2
The oldest Universalizing religion is
Sikkism
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
3
Which religion has the most adherents in the world?
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Confucianism
4
Animistic religions contain all of the following except
worship one god
Are ethnic religions
believe that spirits are in all natural objects
are usually are practiced by indigenous groups
5
Hinduism is
The smallest religion
The largest ethnic religion
The fastest growing religion
The largest religion
6
Which is an example of an intrafaith (boundary) conflict connected to a religion?
Former Yugoslavia
Israel—Palestine
Northern Ireland
Nigeria
7
Religions that are expansionary, carrying their message to new peoples & areas, are termed
An Ethnic Religion
A Monotheistic Religion
A Universalizing Religion
A Polytheistic Religion
8
The two main divisions of Buddhism were
Theravada and Vajrayana
Mahayana and Vajrayana
Theravada and Mahayana
Mahayana and Tantra
9
Which of the following religions are both located in China
Confucianism & Sikkism
Confucianism & Daoism
Hinduism & Buddhism
Baha'i & Sikkism
10
Mormonism is similar to Islam and Catholicism in that it is:
a dying religion.
a universalizing religion.
a polytheistic religion.
an ethnic religion
11
Who is the founding prophet at the root of Islam, Christianity, and Judaism?
Jesus
Solomon
Abraham
Moses
12
The part of the world that is still most impacted by tribal religions:
South America.
Southeastern Asia.
Australia
sub-Saharan Africa.
13
What religion is dominant in the Bible Belt?
Baptist
Roman Catholicism
Judaism
Lutheranism
14
This Religion has spread around the world due to persecution and diaspora
Christianty
Judaism
Baha'i
Islam
15
Major branches of Christianity include:
Catholic, Protestant, Sufi
Baptist, Methodist, Orthodox
Catholic, Protestant, Baptist
Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant
16
The terms hijrah, mosque, and Sunni are most closely associated with which part of the world?
Eastern Europe
the Middle East
South Asia
China and Japan
17
A major religion that has essentially disappeared from its area of origin is:
Hinduism
Buddhism
Islam
Judaism
18
Sacred Places for a religion tend to be...
are where important events occured
more important in ethnic religions
where religions bury their dead
where people have regular worship
19
The Five Pillars of Islam
are the stories of Muhammad's life
hold up the city of Mecca
are the acts of worship Muslims must follow
are the basis of Islamic law
20
Animistic religions worship
multiple gods
spirits in inanimate objects and animals
one god
no gods
21
At present, Buddhism is most prevalent in:
Northern India, China, Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia, Tibet, China, Japan
Tibet, India, Middle East, Japan.
China, Tibet, Siberia, Korea.
22
Among the following religions, the most
animistic
would be:
Buddhism
Confucianism
Hinduism
Shintoism
23
Organize these religious groupings from largest to smallest?
Religion - Denomination - Sect - Branch
Religion - Denomination - Branch - Sect
Religion - Branch - Denomination - Sect
Religion - Denomination - Family - Sect
24
One of the most obvious ways for a culture to ensure their influence on a place is to?
make sure their business leaders are all the same religion
ALL of the Above
make sure that all children go to public schools.
make sure business signs are written in their language.
25
A relatively small group that has broken away from an established denomination.
Family
Sect
Church
Branch
26
The religious taboo on the consumption of pork is most geographically evident in:
North Africa and the Middle East.
Western Europe.
sub-Saharan Africa.
Southeast Asia.
