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WH. CH. 4 World Religions Review

WH. CH. 4 World Religions Review

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WH. CH. 4 World Religions Review

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Confucianism - 5 Relationships

  • Father and Son

  • Husband and Wife

  • Ruler and Subject

  • Friend and Friend

  • Elder and Youth

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Multiple Choice

Confucius viewed _____ as important to building a more harmonious society.

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the five basic relationships

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enlightenment

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the Four Noble Truths

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social class

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Multiple Choice

Which Confucian value became deeply woven into Chinese culture?

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respect for elders

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love of scholarship

3

being kind, honest, and faithful

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all of the above

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Buddhism - Eightfold Path

  • Right Understanding and Right Thought

  • Right Speech and Right Action

  • Right Livelihood and Right Effort

  • Right Mindfulness and Right Concentration

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Multiple Choice

In Buddhism, the Eightfold Path offers guidelines on how to achieve

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asceticism.

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enlightenment.

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eternal life.

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reincarnation.

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Multiple Choice

How did Buddhists promote the study and spread of Buddhism?

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by conquering their neighbors

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by founding cities

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by opening monasteries

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by printing their scriptures

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Hinduism - Basic Beliefs

  • 1st - Dharma: Acting Virtuously and Righteously

  • 2nd - Artha: Pursuit of Wealth and Prosperity

  • 3rd - Karma: Obtaining Enjoyment From Life

  • 4th - Mosksha: Enlightenment

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Multiple Choice

Hinduism traces its roots to

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its founder, Siddhartha Guatama.

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prophesies revealed to Muhammad.

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the Vedas, a collection of sacred literature.

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Abraham's covenant with God.

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Multiple Choice

All of the following are aspects of the Hindu belief system EXCEPT

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karma.

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nirvana.

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polytheism.

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reincarnation.

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Islam - 5 Pillars of Faith

  • 1st - Shahada: There is no God but God and Muhammad is his prophet

  • 2nd - Salat: Prayer 5 times a day

  • 3rd - Zakat: Alms or give to the poor and needy

  • 4th - Saum: Fasting during the holy month of Ramadan

  • 5th - Hajj: Pilgrimage to Mecca

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Multiple Choice

In Islam, _____ guide(s) all aspects of life, from clothing and food to education.

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the Hajj

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Shari'ah law

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the Ten Commandments

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shahadah

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Multiple Choice

Muslims believe the Qur'an contains the complete message of God as revealed to

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Abraham.

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Jesus.

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Moses.

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Muhammad.

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Multiple Choice

All of the following are part of the Five Pillars of Islam EXCEPT for

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charity.

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marriage.

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daily prayer.

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fasting.

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Christianity - Core Beliefs

  • There is only one God

  • Jesus is the Messiah and Son of God

  • Jesus was crucified and then resurrected three days later

  • Jesus died so his believers would be forgiven for their sins

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Multiple Choice

According to the New Testament of the Christian Bible, three days after Jesus was crucified, he

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achieved enlightenment.

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began to perform miracles.

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rose from the dead.

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was chosen as God's messenger.

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Multiple Choice

In Christianity, Jesus is considered the Messiah, indicating he was

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chosen by God to save humankind.

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destined to defeat the Roman Empire.

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the savior of the Muslim people.

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the most important apostle.

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Jewish - Core Beliefs

  • There is only one God (Yahweh)

  • Pray to no one but God

  • Moses is the chief of the prophets

  • The Torah is the word of God

  • God rewards those who follow his commandments

  • A Messiah is coming

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Multiple Choice

The First Temple built by King Solomon in Jerusalem is considered

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the most sacred place in Judaism.

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the center of the Islamic world.

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. the place where Jesus rose from the dead.

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. the site of the Buddha's enlightenment.

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Multiple Choice

As a result of the Jewish Diaspora, Jews were forced to

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abandon their beliefs and practices.

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become slaves in Egypt.

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disperse across the Middle East.

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settle in Canaan.

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Similarities of the Monotheistic Religions

  • Believe in the same God

  • Abraham is accepted as a prophet

  • Moses is accepted as a prophet

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Multiple Choice

Which figure is considered an important prophet in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam?

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Abraham

2

King Solomon

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Jesus

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Muhammad

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Multiple Choice

An important trait that Judaism, Christianity, and Islam share is the belief in

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resurrection.

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reincarnation.

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a single God.

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the Trinity.

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Similarities All Religions Share

  • Have diverse members in their religion

  • Spread through cultural diffusion

  • Can be found all over the world today

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Multiple Choice

Which statement describes a characteristic of world religions?

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They focus on how God can serve the people.

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They support the notion that people must submit to God.

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They offer a message that appeals to diverse groups of people.

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They provide guidance on how to reach heaven.

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