East Asian Religions

Buddhism was founded in India but it spread across Asia through Cultural Diffusion assisted by ______.

• diplomacy between India and China.

• War and Conquest.

• the Silk Road

• the Roman Empire.

Confucianism teaches the importance of _______.

• following the Quran

• reincarnation

• faith in God

• good moral character

Daoism was founded by ______.

• Laozi

• Moses

• Sidharth Gautama

• Confucius

Daoism teaches its followers _______.

• they will be reincarnated

• to live in harmony with nature

• they must strive to obtain Nirvana

• peaceful protest

There are several major religions and belief systems in East Asia including Buddhism, Daoism, Confucianism among others. This shows that there is ________ in China.

• a total ban on religion

• Religious Conflict

• Religious Diversity

• only one accepted religion

Listed below are the three major belief systems in China. Which is not a major belief system in China?

• Buddhism

• Hinduism

• Daoism

• Confusion

This belief system is a combination of many different traditional folk religions. It often requires adherents to burn offerings to their dead ancestors.

• Shintoism

• Sikhism

• Jainism

• Shenism

The government of China is officially Atheist. This means that _______.

• they do not believe in a God.

• they do not know if there is a God or not.

• they only allow one religion.

• they allow all faiths without limits.

This religion was founded in India by Siddhartha Gautama.

• Hinduism

• Sikhism

• Buddhism

• Daoism

The primary goal of this religion is to recognize that we all experience suffering, to learn how to recognize why we suffer and end it.

• Buddhism

• Shintoism

• Daoism

• Confucianism