APHUG CH 6 Religion

Which is an example of only an intrafaith (boundary) conflict?

• Former Yugoslavia

• Japan

• Israel-Palestine

• Sunni vs Shia conflicts in Middle East

• Nigeria

Which of the following is not generally a characteristic of an ethnic religion?

• Diffusion is close to the hearth

• Does not actively seek converts

• Followers are typically born into the religion

• Located in a particular culture

• Seeks to be global, for everyone

Which general conclusion about the expansion diffusion of the religion does the map most strongly support?

• It experiences strong fundamentalism at its hearth.

• It occurs more in Asia than on other continents.

• It is aided by the presence of a major trade route.

• It usually moves in an eastward direction.

• It requires mass migrations of people over long distances.

Which religion is associated with the image above?

• Islam

• Judaism

• Buddhism

• Hinduism

• Christianity

Modern-day Shia Islam dominates a region centered on

• Iran

• Israel

• Egypt

• Indonesia

• Saudi Arabia

3.2 Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Hinduism?

• Pilgrims bathe in holy rivers.

• It uses human and animal images in its sacred spaces.

• It is a universalizing religion.

• Religious functions most likely take place at home within the family.

• Sacred places are established by tradition.

Which religion is associated with the symbol above?

• Christianity- Eastern Orthodox

• Christianity- Roman Catholic

• Sikhism

• Christianity- Protestant

• Buddhism

3.2 Which of the following religions is appropriately matched with its region of origin?

• Buddhism . . India

• Islam . . Egypt

• Judaism . . Spain

• Christianity . . Germany

• Hinduism . . China

Sikhism grew out of a blend of Hindu and Islamic religious principles, a process best explained by which term?

• Convergence

• Diffusion

• Assimilation

• Appropriation

• Syncretism

Which of the following elements of the cultural landscape are shown in the images?

• Spanish conquistadores’ fortifications, architecture, and forestry

• Moorish Islamic art, architecture, and script

• Buddhist monasteries, gardens, and religious text

• Portuguese universities, design, and gardens

• Classical Roman fortifications, infrastructure, and art