Unit 3: World Religions

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The belief in only one god?

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Monotheism

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The city of Jerusalem is relevant to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam because...

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Contains holy sites for all three religions

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Religion founded by Jesus Christ; followers read the Holy Bible; the symbol is the cross

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Christianity

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Based on the map, which of the following would be the most accurate way to describe the pattern of the world religions? Options: World religions are the result of cultural diffusion and the spread of ideas, Political influences are the main reason for the distribution of religion, Hinduism is found in an area of the world where there is a lot of conflict, Cultural characteristics can predict where a religion will spread

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World religions are the result of cultural diffusion and the spread of ideas

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The belief in many gods?

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Polytheism

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The oldest monotheistic religion; founded by Abraham; followers read the Torah; the symbol is the Star of David

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Judaism

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What is the name of the religion described above?

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Buddhism

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What is the name of the religion founded by Muhammad; followers read the Qu'ran and practice the 5 pillars of Faith; the symbol is the crescent moon and star?

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Islam

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What is the name of a religion of India; followers believe in and pray to many gods; followers believe in reincarnation; the symbol is the Ohm (tranquility) sign?

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Hinduism

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Where did nearly all major world religions develop?

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Middle East