This is the primary religion of India, and its followers believe in the idea of reincarnation, or being born again into a new body after death.

This religion seeks to bring about inner peace through meditation and its followers hope to reach a state of "nirvana" or perfect happiness, in which followers no longer suffer or need worldly things.

This religion was founded by Prince Siddartha Gautama, a wealthy man who was looking for deeper meaning in life.

The Torah is a holy book from this religion.

This is a Hindu belief that a person is reborn again after they die.

The Quran or Koran is the holy book of this religion.

This is the term for a religion with a belief in one all-powerful God.

What figure do Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all celebrate. This person is seen as a founding member of the three.

This religion started in the region of India and Pakistan around 2,000 BC. It's holy scriptures/texts include the Vedas.

This religion branched off from others when it's members believed that Mohamed received messages from God.

The majority of those belonging to Judaism live in this country.

Which of the following is not usually considered a monotheistic religion?

This is the term for a belief in more than one God.