Secularisation Quiz

What is secularisation?

• The process where religious influence on society increases

• The process where religious influence on society wanes

• The process where non-religious viewpoints decrease

• The process where religious practices become more central

Why does secularisation matter?

• It strengthens religious laws and practices

• It alters perceptions of ethics, identity, and community

• It decreases the importance of education

• It has no effect on cultural practices

How does secularisation affect society?

• It only affects religious institutions

• It affects laws, education, and cultural practices

• It has no impact on public life

• It makes religious viewpoints more central

What makes Australia's experience with secularisation unique?

• Its strong religious influence

• Its multicultural and colonial history

• Its lack of cultural diversity

• Its resistance to secular trends

What is the definition of "Secularisation"?

• Relating to different cultural or ethnic groups within a society

• The process where religious influence on society diminishes

• Moral principles that guide behaviour

• Conflicts between different religious groups or denominations

What does "Multicultural" refer to?

• Relating to different cultural or ethnic groups within a society

• The process where religious influence on society diminishes

• Moral principles that guide behaviour

• Conflicts between different religious groups or denominations

What is the meaning of "Sectarian"?

• Relating to different cultural or ethnic groups within a society

• The process where religious influence on society diminishes

• Moral principles that guide behaviour

• Conflicts between different religious groups or denominations

What are "Ethics"?

• Relating to different cultural or ethnic groups within a society

• The process where religious influence on society diminishes

• Moral principles that guide behaviour

• Conflicts between different religious groups or denominations

What was the main influence of Christianity in early Australia?

• Shaping economic policies

• Influencing laws, education, and daily life

• Promoting agricultural development

• Encouraging technological advancements

What caused sectarian tensions in early Australia?

• Economic competition

• Clashes between Anglicans and Catholics

• Disputes over land ownership

• Conflicts between settlers and indigenous people