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AP World History
  Religions Test
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Hinduis   Buddhis         Christiani           Compari
                  Judaism            Jainism
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Hinduism ~ 100
Unlike many of founder of Hinduism?
  Who is the the religions we learned
about intype of few chapters, Hinduism
 What the past faith do Hindus have
doesn’t have one founder or a central
 (monotheistic, polytheistic, etc.)?
holy figure, it is believed to be a
combination of many beliefs and
religions. Hinduism is a monotheistic and a
henotheistic religion; henotheism being
the belief that their god takes many
different forms.

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Buddhism ~ 100
Who founded Buddhism? Why did
 this person become a monk?
Siddhartha Gautma was once a very
pampered man who lived a blissful life,
but one day he opened his eyes and saw
that one day he would die and nothing
could change that. He left his family and
wandered and meditated. One day he sat
beneath a tree until he understood the
problem of suffering and how to Backit.
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Judaism ~ 100
Hebrews created the monotheistic
    Who created Judaism?
faith who saw their god Yahweh as
          all powerful.




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Christianity ~ 100
 Who is the founder of
          Jesus
     Christianity?




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Jainism ~ 100
Who founded Jainism?
 Vardhamana Mahavara




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Comparisons ~ 100
Question - 100
   While the Hindus supported the caste
  The topic of this video was the
   system and believed everyone held a
caste systems. Compare Buddhism
   position that contributed to society,
    Buddhists believed that in order to
 and Hinduism views of the caste
    reach nirvana, you’d have to give up
                systems.
  your desires and worldly possessions,
   which basically meant caste systems
            weren’t important.




                               Back to
Hinduism ~ 200
Mahbhantu and Ramayana are stories that
Who or what is support many of the
  go along with and Mahbhantu? What
          about Ramayana?
 Hindus beliefs. Mahbhantu is a war story
      while Ramayana is a love story.
     What is the Bhagavad Gita?
The Bhagavad Gita is a collection of short
              poetic works.




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Buddhism ~ 200
What are the four nobleall is
  The Four Noble truths are:
                              truths?
 What is the eight-fold your
   suffering, you end can end path?
suffering, you must remove desires, and
  you must follow the Eight-Fold Path.
The Eight-Fold Path is right views, right
  intensions, right speech, right action,
   right livelihood, right effect, right
 thoughts, and right concentration will
              you to nirvana.

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Judaism ~ 200
Judaism is considered to be the
       Monotheistic faith
          first what?




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Christianity ~ 200
When Christianity was illegal or
 Afrowned upon, a symbol word
    fish. In Latin each letter of the was
  fish spelt meant something close to “I
 used soalso believe in Jesus” other
              people could let
people know, in secret, that they
believed in Christianity. What was
                the symbol?


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Jainism ~ 200
Many people of Jainism beliefs
   They didn’t agree with the caste
didn’t agree with what part of
               systems.
          India’s society?




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Comparisons ~ 200
Question - 200
   Compare Boddahastvas and
Both were believed to help followers
of the their particular religion make it
           Christian saints.
to their afterlife. Boddahastvas were
Buddhists who’d reached nirvana, but
paused their entry to help other reach
nirvana. Christian saints told right
from wrong.




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Hinduism ~ 300
Dharma – You must meet the Caste
    Hinduism was based on four
requirements.
Artha – Youbeliefs. Nameor some way
  major must have a job them and
           summarize them.
to support yourself.
Kama – You can and should enjoy social,
physical, and sexual pleasure.
Moksha – The Salvation of the soul




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Buddhism ~ 300
WhoBoddhastvas were people who’d
    were boddhastvas and what
   reached the state of Nirvana, but
           didentrance into it so they
 delayed their
                they do?
could help other reach it too. They were
            basically saints.




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Judaism ~ 300
The Jewish faith is know for creating
   The Jewish faith reads the Torah, is
 and believing in the Old Testament.
 What is the more common Ten
        know for creating the term for
  Commandments, and celebrate their
their holy book? What is one part of
           faith on Saturdays.
   they bible they are known for
             contributing?



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Christianity ~ 300
  Christians focus of the New Testament
    What part on the bible do
Christiansretells talesWhen is their
  because it
             focus on? of Jesus’s life.
      Their holy day is Sunday. They
       holy day? Where they
  branched from Judaism, and like them
  monotheistic monotheistic.
          they are or polytheistic?
 What religion did they branch
            from?


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Jainism ~ 300
  What was Jainism a branch of?
Jainism is stricter branch of Hinduism




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Comparisons ~ 300
  All religions (at least the ones
How are all religions similar?
 from this section) have one thing in
 common. They might have different
 names for it, but they all revolve
  around the idea that if you are a
 good person and do as you should
    and everyone else is good and
   does as they should, the world
 would be a better place and their
       god(s) would be please.

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Hinduism ~ 400
  Many rulers believed in and
Many rulers believed in and promoted
Hinduism because it supported the Caste
    promoted Hinduism. Why?
system. Also it wasn’t a very demanding
 religion like Jainism, so it was easy to
                 follow.




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Buddhism ~ 400
  Who did Buddhism appeal to?
 Buddhism appealed to people of lower
castes because it was anti-social classes.
      Why? an emperorAshoka? in
 Ashoka was
              Who was who believe
Buddhism, please note, he did not force is
religion on to his people, but he did help
  fund a lot of Buddhist projects and a
   spent a great deal working with his
                 religion.



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Judaism ~ 400
 Judaism moved from ________ to
the US, then Israel,to _________ post
     Europe, back Word War II
                _____.




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Christianity ~ 400
Jesus was the poor guy who claimed to
     Why of God. He preached mainly
be the son
            was Jesus crucified?
of changing the Roman government.
Officials didn’t support his ideas and
killed him to silence him and stop his
idea’s from spreading. Ultimately after
his death, he had even more of an
impact, people referred to him as
Christ and worshiped him.


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Jainism ~ 400
Jainism wasn’t very popular because
of how strict and time consuming it
    Why wasn’t Jainism very
was. Many of the monks would sweep
popular?before they walk, strain
the ground
              What did the people
 who believed in Jainism do?
their water, wear masks, follow and
extremely strict diet, and avoid
sudden movements because they
believe everything had a soul and
they didn’t want to harm anything
that could be on the ground, in the
air, in their food, or in the water.
Because of all that some people
                                 Back to
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                                  some
Comparisons ~ 400
Compareis a branch of Hinduism.
  Jainism Hinduism and Jainism.
 Jainism is very strict compared to
              Hinduism.




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Hinduism ~ 500
HinduismreligionBuddhism
  What replaces does Hinduism
gradually as the Guptas take
        replace in India?
control of India’s government.




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Buddhism ~ 500
Nalanda was onewas Nalanda?
          What of the first educational
centers. It taught lesson based on Buddhist
beliefs and ideals. This center, along with
a few other help spread Buddhism to
many new people.




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Judaism ~ 500
 What do people of Jewish faith
They believe that God’s commandants
               believe?
   should be obeyed at all times.




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Christianity ~ 500
Paul Tarsus was a Jew who preached
      Who was Paul Tarsus?
   in eastern Greece and Rome; his
preaching attracted a high number of
urban masses. One day Paul went off
   to Rome to attempt to convert
 people, after about two years, the
 Emperor tired of him and had him
              executed.



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Jainism ~ 500
 Name one Luther King Jr. and that
    Martian famous person
usedGandhi were both for their
     Jainism values and ideas to
  nonviolent protests and overall
              protest.
       nonviolent lifestyles.
 For one hundred extra credit
               points:
         Name one more.


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Comparisons ~ 500
      Compare Judaism and
          Christianity.
  Christianity is a branch of Judaism.
  Both believe that there is only one
God. They differ when it comes to their
  meshia, Christians believe it is Jesus
while Jews believe he had yet to come.



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Religions

  • 1. AP World History Religions Test
  • 2. Scoreboa rd Jeopardy Hinduis Buddhis Christiani Compari Judaism Jainism m m ty sons 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500
  • 4. Hinduism ~ 100 Unlike many of founder of Hinduism? Who is the the religions we learned about intype of few chapters, Hinduism What the past faith do Hindus have doesn’t have one founder or a central (monotheistic, polytheistic, etc.)? holy figure, it is believed to be a combination of many beliefs and religions. Hinduism is a monotheistic and a henotheistic religion; henotheism being the belief that their god takes many different forms. Back to Menu
  • 5. Buddhism ~ 100 Who founded Buddhism? Why did this person become a monk? Siddhartha Gautma was once a very pampered man who lived a blissful life, but one day he opened his eyes and saw that one day he would die and nothing could change that. He left his family and wandered and meditated. One day he sat beneath a tree until he understood the problem of suffering and how to Backit. fix to Menu
  • 6. Judaism ~ 100 Hebrews created the monotheistic Who created Judaism? faith who saw their god Yahweh as all powerful. Back to Menu
  • 7. Christianity ~ 100 Who is the founder of Jesus Christianity? Back to Menu
  • 8. Jainism ~ 100 Who founded Jainism? Vardhamana Mahavara Back to Menu
  • 10. Question - 100 While the Hindus supported the caste The topic of this video was the system and believed everyone held a caste systems. Compare Buddhism position that contributed to society, Buddhists believed that in order to and Hinduism views of the caste reach nirvana, you’d have to give up systems. your desires and worldly possessions, which basically meant caste systems weren’t important. Back to
  • 11. Hinduism ~ 200 Mahbhantu and Ramayana are stories that Who or what is support many of the go along with and Mahbhantu? What about Ramayana? Hindus beliefs. Mahbhantu is a war story while Ramayana is a love story. What is the Bhagavad Gita? The Bhagavad Gita is a collection of short poetic works. Back to Menu
  • 12. Buddhism ~ 200 What are the four nobleall is The Four Noble truths are: truths? What is the eight-fold your suffering, you end can end path? suffering, you must remove desires, and you must follow the Eight-Fold Path. The Eight-Fold Path is right views, right intensions, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effect, right thoughts, and right concentration will you to nirvana. Back to Menu
  • 13. Judaism ~ 200 Judaism is considered to be the Monotheistic faith first what? Back to Menu
  • 14. Christianity ~ 200 When Christianity was illegal or Afrowned upon, a symbol word fish. In Latin each letter of the was fish spelt meant something close to “I used soalso believe in Jesus” other people could let people know, in secret, that they believed in Christianity. What was the symbol? Back to Menu
  • 15. Jainism ~ 200 Many people of Jainism beliefs They didn’t agree with the caste didn’t agree with what part of systems. India’s society? Back to Menu
  • 17. Question - 200 Compare Boddahastvas and Both were believed to help followers of the their particular religion make it Christian saints. to their afterlife. Boddahastvas were Buddhists who’d reached nirvana, but paused their entry to help other reach nirvana. Christian saints told right from wrong. Back to Menu
  • 18. Hinduism ~ 300 Dharma – You must meet the Caste Hinduism was based on four requirements. Artha – Youbeliefs. Nameor some way major must have a job them and summarize them. to support yourself. Kama – You can and should enjoy social, physical, and sexual pleasure. Moksha – The Salvation of the soul Back to Menu
  • 19. Buddhism ~ 300 WhoBoddhastvas were people who’d were boddhastvas and what reached the state of Nirvana, but didentrance into it so they delayed their they do? could help other reach it too. They were basically saints. Back to Menu
  • 20. Judaism ~ 300 The Jewish faith is know for creating The Jewish faith reads the Torah, is and believing in the Old Testament. What is the more common Ten know for creating the term for Commandments, and celebrate their their holy book? What is one part of faith on Saturdays. they bible they are known for contributing? Back to Menu
  • 21. Christianity ~ 300 Christians focus of the New Testament What part on the bible do Christiansretells talesWhen is their because it focus on? of Jesus’s life. Their holy day is Sunday. They holy day? Where they branched from Judaism, and like them monotheistic monotheistic. they are or polytheistic? What religion did they branch from? Back to Menu
  • 22. Jainism ~ 300 What was Jainism a branch of? Jainism is stricter branch of Hinduism Back to Menu
  • 23. Comparisons ~ 300 All religions (at least the ones How are all religions similar? from this section) have one thing in common. They might have different names for it, but they all revolve around the idea that if you are a good person and do as you should and everyone else is good and does as they should, the world would be a better place and their god(s) would be please. Back to Menu
  • 24. Hinduism ~ 400 Many rulers believed in and Many rulers believed in and promoted Hinduism because it supported the Caste promoted Hinduism. Why? system. Also it wasn’t a very demanding religion like Jainism, so it was easy to follow. Back to Menu
  • 25. Buddhism ~ 400 Who did Buddhism appeal to? Buddhism appealed to people of lower castes because it was anti-social classes. Why? an emperorAshoka? in Ashoka was Who was who believe Buddhism, please note, he did not force is religion on to his people, but he did help fund a lot of Buddhist projects and a spent a great deal working with his religion. Back to Menu
  • 26. Judaism ~ 400 Judaism moved from ________ to the US, then Israel,to _________ post Europe, back Word War II _____. Back to Menu
  • 27. Christianity ~ 400 Jesus was the poor guy who claimed to Why of God. He preached mainly be the son was Jesus crucified? of changing the Roman government. Officials didn’t support his ideas and killed him to silence him and stop his idea’s from spreading. Ultimately after his death, he had even more of an impact, people referred to him as Christ and worshiped him. Back to Menu
  • 28. Jainism ~ 400 Jainism wasn’t very popular because of how strict and time consuming it Why wasn’t Jainism very was. Many of the monks would sweep popular?before they walk, strain the ground What did the people who believed in Jainism do? their water, wear masks, follow and extremely strict diet, and avoid sudden movements because they believe everything had a soul and they didn’t want to harm anything that could be on the ground, in the air, in their food, or in the water. Because of all that some people Back to wouldn’t believe in Jainism andMenu some
  • 29. Comparisons ~ 400 Compareis a branch of Hinduism. Jainism Hinduism and Jainism. Jainism is very strict compared to Hinduism. Back to Menu
  • 30. Hinduism ~ 500 HinduismreligionBuddhism What replaces does Hinduism gradually as the Guptas take replace in India? control of India’s government. Back to Menu
  • 31. Buddhism ~ 500 Nalanda was onewas Nalanda? What of the first educational centers. It taught lesson based on Buddhist beliefs and ideals. This center, along with a few other help spread Buddhism to many new people. Back to Menu
  • 32. Judaism ~ 500 What do people of Jewish faith They believe that God’s commandants believe? should be obeyed at all times. Back to Menu
  • 33. Christianity ~ 500 Paul Tarsus was a Jew who preached Who was Paul Tarsus? in eastern Greece and Rome; his preaching attracted a high number of urban masses. One day Paul went off to Rome to attempt to convert people, after about two years, the Emperor tired of him and had him executed. Back to Menu
  • 34. Jainism ~ 500 Name one Luther King Jr. and that Martian famous person usedGandhi were both for their Jainism values and ideas to nonviolent protests and overall protest. nonviolent lifestyles. For one hundred extra credit points: Name one more. Back to Menu
  • 35. Comparisons ~ 500 Compare Judaism and Christianity. Christianity is a branch of Judaism. Both believe that there is only one God. They differ when it comes to their meshia, Christians believe it is Jesus while Jews believe he had yet to come. Back to Menu