WorksheetsAPHG Unit 4 - Religion & Ethnicity
Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 48mins
Which of the following religions is the fastest spreading religion today?
Christianity
Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam
All of the following are characteristics of a universalizing religion except
connected to a specific founder
generally widespread
seeks to convert
followers are highly clustered
All of the following are characteristics of an ethnic religion except
generally clustered
holidays are based on the founder's life
unknown founder
appeal to a smaller group of people
Which of the following religions are considered to be universalizing religions?
Buddhism, Christianity, & Islam
Islam, Hinduism, & Buddhism
Hinduism, Judaism, & Christianity
Judaism, Islam, Buddhism
Which of the following represents a branch of Christianity?
Protestant
Shia
Theravada
Sunni
Which of the following is the best reason for the spread of Christianity?
Globalization
The Crusades
The Slave Trade
Colonization
How is globalization affecting religion around the world?
It is causing more religions to be founded in many parts of the world.
It has led to an increase in secularism.
It has caused an increase in the number of followers around the globe.
Globalization has had no effect on religion today.
All of the following are branches of Christianity except
Reform
Greek/Eastern Orthodox
Protestantism
Roman Catholic
Why does the majority of the Latin American region practice Catholicism?
Because Spain was Catholic and colonized much of Latin America
Because Great Britain decided that the U.S. would be Protestant and Latin America would be Catholic.
Catholicism was originally founded in Latin America before spreading to other parts of the world.
Because the Pope ordained the region to be a holy land for Catholics.
The Bible is to Christianity as the ____ is to Judaism.
The Quran
The Vedas
The New Testament
The Torah
The Eighth Fold Path represents which of the following religions?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Judaism
Jainism
Which of the following bodies of water is considered sacred to Hinduism?
The Indus River
The Nile River
The Tigris River
The Ganges River
Who is considered the "Patriarch" or father of the Semitic religions?
Isaac
Noah
Jesus
Abraham
Which of the following is correctly matched?
Muhammad - Buddhism
Jesus - Judaism
Siddhartha - Buddhism
Confucius - Sikhism
All of the following are examples of religions impact on the cultural landscape except
Churches and temples
crematoriums
National Parks
Toponyms
Which of the following cities is sacred to all three of the Semitic Religions?
Mecca
New Delhi
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Most of the Middle East practice which religion?
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
Sikhism
Which of the following represents a syncretized religion?
Christianity
Shintoism
Confucianism
Sikhism
Which of the following believes that all things possess a "kami" or divine spirit?
Islam
Shintoism
Bahai
Zoroastranism
A social decline in religious adherence is referred to as:
partisanship
fundamentalism
syncretism
secularism
What state gained Catholicism mainly from French colonists?
Connecticut
Delaware
Louisiana
Washington
Fundamentalism involves a focus on
healing divisions between sects.
knowledge through prayer and meditation.
non-religious principles.
return to religious basics.
Which religion uses the most land for cemeteries?
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
Zoroastrianism
Muhammad was born in
Mecca
Medina
Petra
Yathrib
The Hindu writings focusing on the earliest rituals were
the Manumrita
the Mahabharata
the Upanishads
the Vedas
The map shows the distribution of what major world religion?
Hinduism
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Which of these is an ethnic religion?
Buddhism
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
More a philosophy than religion, this was similar to Hinduism in its emphasis on social order and position.
Buddhism
Confucianism
Shinto
Taoism
Which religion focused on man's relationship with nature?
Buddhism
Confucianism
Shinto
Taoism
What religion dominates in area C?
Catholic
Lutheran
Mormon
Southern Baptist
Mormons are found mainly in area _____.
a
b
c
d
e
The largest Shi'a Muslim state is
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
A good example of an interfaith boundary is
Guatemala - Mexico
Canada - United States
Ireland - Northern Ireland
India - Pakistan
A good example of an intrafaith boundary is
Guatemala - Mexico
Canada - United States
Ireland - Northern Ireland
India - Pakistan
The personal struggle to become a better Muslim is
Greater Jihad
Lesser Jihad
Greater Saum
Lesser Saum
The duty to take up arms when Islam is threatened is
Greater Jihad
Lesser Jihad
Greater Saum
Lesser Saum
Jewish revolts against Rome resulted in a scattering of their people known as the
Biaspora
Diaspora
Relocation Diffusion
Great Scattering
The Hindu concept focusing on duty is
dharma
karma
moksha
samsara
varna
The Hindu writings focusing on philosophy and the meaning of life were
the Manumrita
the Mahabharata
the Upanishads
the Vedas
Which pillar of Islam focuses on pilgrimage?
Salah
Saum
Shahada
Hajj
Zakah
The Muslim calendar begins in
AD 570
AD 610
AD 622
AD 632
According to the U.S. Census Bureau in 2010, which of the following is not considered a race?
White
Black
Asian
Hispanic
The original group of people for which the term “ghetto” was used to describe where they lived was
European Jews
African Americans
Japanese internment camps during WWII
Arab Muslims
Which of the following ethnic group geographical concentrations is incorrect?
Cubans – Miami and South Florida
Japanese – Cincinnati and the Midwest
Central American Hispanics – Los Angeles and the Southwest
Polish – Chicago and the Midwest
Why is conflict so widespread in Africa today?
Because of Napoleon’s invasion into Africa in the nineteenth century, taking over the entire Sudan region
European imperialism in the late nineteenth century, where boundaries were drawn with little regard to ethnic distributions
With the collapse of the Soviet Union, newly independent African states began to experience civil conflict over control of the country
The Treaty of Versailles, where European countries settled the balance of power after World War I
Which of the following is not a part of the multinational state of the United Kingdom?
Wales
Scotland
England
Denmark
Northern Ireland
"White Flight" is
Movement of Whites from northern cities to southern cities
Establishment of suburbs by mostly whites
Emigration of Whites from an area Blacks were anticipated to move to
Decrease in percentage of Whites because of Black migration from the Southeast
The “separate but equal” doctrine was legally upheld by SCOTUS in the 19th century with
Plessy v. Ferguson
Brown v. Board of Education
The Missouri Compromise
The fourteenth amendment to the Constitution
Dred Scott v. Stanford
What was the strongest pull factor for African Americans to migrate to the North around WWI and WWII?
Jobs in industrial cities
Jobs in agriculture
Freedom from slavery
Promise of land
What is the unethical real estate practice of instilling fear in white homeowners to sell quickly, and then selling to black families at much higher prices?
Redlining
Gerrymandering
Gentrification
Blockbusting
White Flight
Apartheid was a policy found in ___________________ during the late 20th century.
Kenya
South Africa
Ethiopia
Sudan
How often does the U.S. Census count the people of the United States?
Every year
Every 5 years
Every 10 years
Every 20 years
A place's name, often revealing a cultural history, is known as
acculturation
toponym
isogloss
syncretism
A group of people with shared biological ancestry is a
nation
nationality
race
ethnicity
Which of the following groups would NOT be categorized as Hispanic?
A Cuban
A Mexican-American
A Spaniard
A Brazilian-American
Which of the following groups would NOT be categorized as Latino?
A Cuban-American
An Argentinian
A Spaniard
A Mexican-American
Which of the following is a characteristic of RACE?
skin color
religion
language
nationality
The intentional killing of members of an unwanted ethnic group or religious group is known as
ethnic cleansing
genocide
sequent occupance
military warfare
A group of people with a shared cultural heritage would be considered a(an)
ethnicity
race
state
nation
Which of the following is the best example of a nation-state in which the boundaries of the nation are very similar to the boundaries of the state?
Iceland
Nigeria
Iraq
Russia
Yakuts, Tatars, and Chechens are among the ethnicities of which large multinational state?
Kazakhstan
China
Russia
Mongolia
Which of these concepts or ideas is a good example of centripetal force?
television
Internet
common language
climate
The creation of which two countries caused massive migration of Hindus and Muslims in 1947?
Indonesia and Malaysia
Pakistan and India
Sri Lanka and Bangladesh
Afghanistan and Iran
