Module 2

Jainism

Jainism

________ is the practice of devoted non- violence and has similarities to Hinduism.

Cultural Diffusion

________ is the spread of ideas or other items between cultures.

Hindus

________ believe in reincarnation in relation to castes.

Sikh religion

The ________ believes that there are multiple paths to God and live honest, hardworking lives as well as helping others in need.

Christianity

________ is the most popular religion in the world.

Hinduism

________ is the worlds oldest religion and the largest in India.

Confucius

________ believed that if dominant members were just and submissive members were obedient, peace would be widespread.

Monotheism

________ is worshiping only one god.

Buddhists

________ strive to observe themselves and not cause suffering.

silk road

The ________, a network of trade routes spread religions like Buddhism and Hinduism throughout the world.

Taoists

________ believe that if you create something you also create its opposite.

Muslims

________ believe that Muhammad was Gods greatest prophet and they follow the 5 pillars (which encourage prayer, fasting, and charity)

Confucianism

________ features balance between submissive and dominant relationships.

Judaism

________ was formed by Abraham and focuses on the Bibles first five books.

Polytheism

________ is the belief in multiple gods.

Philosophical belief systems

________ are views that deal with knowledge, human nature and reality.

Abrahamic religions

________ are Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

Church of the Holy Sepulcher

The ________ is believed to be where Jesus Christ was crucified, buried and resurrected.

Jerusalem

________ is divided into four quarters which include the Christian quarter, the Armenian quarter, the Muslim quarter, and the Jewish quarter.

Buddhism

________ is focused on life rather than death.

Taoism

________ shows harmony in nature and not interfering with the natural flow of the universe by living a passive life.

Buddhism

________ was founded by the Buddha (Siddhartha Guatama)