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Torah
Holy book of Judiasm
Bible
Holy book of Christianity
Quran
Holy book of Islam
holy book of Hinduism
The Vedas
Who is the founder / an important person
of Christianity?
Jesus
Who is the founder / an important person
of Buddhism?
Siddartha/Buddha
What religion celebrates Christmas?
christianity
What religion celebrates Ramadan?
islam
What do Christianity, Judaism, and Islam all
have in common?
monothesitic
The Cross is a symbol of what religion?
christianity
The Star of David is a symbol of what
religion?
Judaism
What were the Crusades?
he Crusades were a series of
religious wars between Christians and
Muslims (1095-1291).
What did the Crusades lead to?
The Crusades led to Europeans
wanting more foods, goods, luxury items,
and knowledge, leading to the Age of
Exploration.
what is the age of exploration
The Age of Exploration was a period
of intense European exploration,
colonization, and cultural exchange, lasting
roughly from the 15th to the 17th centuries.
Where did the Age of Exploration begin?
portugual
What was the Columbian Exchange?
The transfer of goods, ideas, food,
people, and diseases between the Old World
(Europe) and the New World.
What was the Renaissance?
A transformative period in European
history, lasting roughly from the 14th to the 17th
century, that marked a "rebirth" of interest in
classical Greek and Roman culture, art, knowledge,
literature, and philosophy after the Middle Ages.
What was the Protestant Reformation?
The Protestant Reformation was a 16th-
century religious movement that broke up
Western Christianity, leading to the
establishment of Protestant churches and
separating from the Catholic Church.
who started the protestant reformation
Martin Luther
what started the protestant reformation
Martin Luther and other Christians
thought the Catholic Church was corrupt.
What were the three reasons why European
countries wanted to explore?
God, Glory, Gold
What land did France mainly claim through
exploration?
Louisiana Territory and Canada
What land did Britain mainly claim through
exploration?
13 Colonies in North America
What land did Spain mainly claim through
exploration?
Most of Central and South America