Unit 2: World Religions

Hinduism worships many gods/ goddesses so that makes it a _______________ religion.

• polytheistic
• monotheistic
• pantheistic
• atheistic

What is the name of the Hindu holy text?

• Upanishads
• Vedas
• Bhagavad Gita
• Puranas

• The principle of duty, righteousness, and moral order. It refers to living in accordance with one's ethical and social responsibilities.

• Samsara
• Moksha
• Dharma
• Karma

Which of the following defines Karma?

• Karma is the belief in reincarnation without moral implications.
• Karma is the principle of cause and effect in moral actions.
• Karma is a type of meditation practice.
• Karma refers to a specific religious ritual.

What is Samara?

• Samara is a sacred text in Hinduism.
• Samara is the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth in Hinduism.
• Samara is a festival celebrated in Hindu culture.
• Samara refers to a type of meditation practice.

What is one way that Hinduism spread?

• By missionary activities in Europe.
• Through trade routes, specifically the silk road.

• Via cultural festivals in Africa.
• Through military conquest.

• What is the Jewish holy text which includes laws, commandments, and teachings.

• Koran
• Bible
• Talmud
• Torah

Judaism worships one god so it is a _________________ religion.

• pantheistic
• atheistic
• monotheistic
• polytheistic

What is a Messiah?

• A Messiah is a savior or liberator figure in religious traditions.
• A Messiah is a type of religious text.
• A Messiah is a historical figure from ancient Greece.
• A Messiah is a political leader in modern times.

In Hinduism, who is considered the creator of the universe?

• Vishnu

• Shiva

• Brahma

• Krishna

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