Deck 3: Religion and Politics

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This is the highest caste in Hinduism, which includes the priesthood.

A) Ksatriya
B) Vaisya
C) Brahmin
D) Shudra
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Which type of regime in a Muslim state depends on Islamic law or Shari'a law for governance?

A) Muslim state
B) Islamist state
C) Islamic state
D) None of the above
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The Ayatollah Khomeini was a religious leader in which Middle Eastern country?

A) Iraq
B) Iran
C) Saudi Arabia
D) Afghanistan
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Dharma, one of Hinduism's four permissible goals in life, means

A) the desire for pleasure, especially through love.
B) the desire for material possessions or high social status.
C) the desire for righteousness and discipline.
D) the desire for liberation or salvation.
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The killing of abortion clinic doctors in the United States is an example of

A) the migration of dreams.
B) religious revivalism.
C) Americanizing immigrants.
D) the globalization of religion.
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Which country has the largest Muslim population?

A) Iran
B) Saudi Arabia
C) Iraq
D) Indonesia
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The Tudeh Party is the communist party of which country?

A) Iran
B) Saudi Arabia
C) Iraq
D) Indonesia
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The five duties of a Muslim are

A) Karma
B) Shari'a
C) Ramadan
D) The Pillars of Islam
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The legal termination of the caste system in India

A) fully terminated the traditional social prejudice.
B) coincided with the end of World War I.
C) signified that it is not an essential feature of Hinduism.
D) was opposed by Ghandi.
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Which Christian denomination is associated with liberation theology?

A) Catholicism
B) Lutheranism
C) Calvinism
D) Puritanism
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What fraction of the world's Muslims are Arabs?

A) One-half
B) One-third
C) One-quarter
D) One-eighth
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What type of religion were the people of the Arabian Peninsula practicing before Mohammad introduced Islam?

A) Paganism
B) Christianity
C) Judaism
D) Animism
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The holy book of Islam is the

A) Vedas
B) Bible
C) Quran
D) Torah
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The totality of God's teachings in Islam that is to be the law for every Muslim is called

A) Sawm.
B) Shari'a.
C) Shahada.
D) Salat.
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Which of the following countries has NOT elected a woman to the position of prime minister?

A) Bangladesh
B) Pakistan
C) Turkey
D) Saudi Arabia
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Which European power colonized Iran?

A) Germany
B) Belgium
C) Great Britain
D) France
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A Muslim is a member of the Muslim community primarily on the basis of

A) nationality.
B) race.
C) kinship.
D) religion.
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Recent Indian politics have taken religious tones, with conflicts between

A) Hindus and Muslims.
B) liberation theologians and Hindus.
C) Hindus and Christians.
D) Arabs and Muslims.
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Which Hindu belief refers to actions or deeds?

A) Karma
B) Dharma
C) Samsara
D) Nirvana
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Liberation or salvation is the ultimate goal of a Hindu. Which of the four permissible goals in life does this fall under?

A) Kama
B) Artha
C) Dharma
D) Moksha
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The Noble Eightfold Path is a teaching of

A) Hinduism.
B) Islam.
C) Christianity.
D) Buddhism.
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Which type of theology is rooted in the thoughts and actions of a number of Catholic priests and nuns working with the poor and the oppressed?

A) Reform
B) Liberation
C) Freedom
D) Poverty
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Who was one of the early crusaders against poverty in Peru?

A) Oscar Romero
B) Francois Duvalier
C) Gustavo Gutierrez
D) Jean-Bertrand Aristide
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Which of the following was NOT a development in the Islamic world?

A) Algebra
B) Surgery
C) The decimal point
D) Paper
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Many Arabs are Christians.
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Hinduism is the dominant religion in India.
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The story of the creation and the stories of Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Jesus all are in the Muslim holy book.
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According to Islamic tradition, the angel Gabriel spoke to Mohammad.
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Iran is an Arab country.
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India officially abolished the caste system in 1947.
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Malcolm X often referred to Ghandi's teachings in his struggle for civil rights in the United States.
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Early Buddhism was an outgrowth of Hinduism, and both religions have several significant beliefs in common.
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Sometimes called the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism, it gives a clear picture of the ethical norms accepted in Buddhist literature.
"they give"? EG: Okay.
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A Buddhist revival in China is having an impact on the country's politics.
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After the Sandinista Revolution in Nicaragua overthrew the repressive government, a number of liberation theologians who supported the revolutionaries took government posts in the new regime.
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"Islam" comes from the infinitive of a verb meaning to submit or surrender.
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In the 1950s, the CIA tried to unseat the prime minister of Iran.
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Archbishop Oscar Romero of El Salvador is an example of how religious figures are safe in the sanctuary of their churches during political unrest.
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The final step of the Eightfold Path is Right Speech, which involves avoiding false speech, slanderous speech, harsh speech, and frivolous talk.
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______________ is the fastest-growing religion in the both the United States and the world.
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_______ is the most populous Islamic country.
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A _________ is the pilgrimage to Mecca that a Muslim is expected to make at some point in his or her lifetime.
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_______________ proposes giving to "Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's."
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Iran used to be a major empire known as the ____________, which spread its wings into many parts of the modern Middle East.
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In collaboration with the seven major oil companies, known as the ______________, a boycott of Iranian oil was declared.
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The______________ was the religious leader of Iran after the revolution of 1979.
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Ghandi used the concept of _____________, meaning holding fast to truth, to entice people to employ self-sacrifice in their struggle to gain independence from colonial rule.
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The founder of Buddhism, _______________, known as the Buddha, was the son of an Indian king.
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Two recent Nobel Peace Prizes went to Buddhist activists. One was awarded to ____________ of Tibet.
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The 1990 elections in Haiti brought to power a charismatic liberation theologian, _______________.
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The Buddhist holy books are called the ___________, or Three Baskets.
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is president of ____________.
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___________ is the geographic center of the Islam faith.
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Before returning to India, Gandhi practiced law in _____________, where he was disturbed by the discriminatory practices of the white government.
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What is the meaning of following term:
-Arab

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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What is the meaning of following term:
-Muslim

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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What is the meaning of following term:
-Shari'a

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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What is the meaning of following term:
-Shah

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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What is the meaning of following term:
-Majlis

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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What is the meaning of following term:
-Savak

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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What is the meaning of following term:
-Karma

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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What is the meaning of following term:
-Samsara

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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What is the meaning of following term:
-Nirvana

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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What is the meaning of following term:
-Untouchable

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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What is the meaning of following term:
-Satyagraha

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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What is the meaning of following term:
-Three Baskets

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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What is the meaning of following term:
-Former name of Iran

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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What is the meaning of following term:
-Caste system

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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What is the meaning of following term:
-Quran

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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List the Five Pillars of Islam (5).
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List the Four Permissible Goals in Life (4).
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List the Four Noble Truths (4).
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List the characterizations of a Muslim community (4).
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What is the difference between an Arab and a Muslim? Why are the two terms often used interchangeably?
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How does the caste system affect Indian democracy? Be sure to discuss the Four Permissible Goals in Life.
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Discuss the relationship between religion and politics. Be sure to include examples from Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Christianity.
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What is liberation theology? What has its impact been in Latin America?
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Describe the distinct characteristics of the three types of regimes in Islamic states. Give the names of the types of regimes and name specific countries as examples of each.
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This is the highest caste in Hinduism, which includes the priesthood.

A) Ksatriya
B) Vaisya
C) Brahmin
D) Shudra
C
2
Which type of regime in a Muslim state depends on Islamic law or Shari'a law for governance?

A) Muslim state
B) Islamist state
C) Islamic state
D) None of the above
B
3
The Ayatollah Khomeini was a religious leader in which Middle Eastern country?

A) Iraq
B) Iran
C) Saudi Arabia
D) Afghanistan
B
4
Dharma, one of Hinduism's four permissible goals in life, means

A) the desire for pleasure, especially through love.
B) the desire for material possessions or high social status.
C) the desire for righteousness and discipline.
D) the desire for liberation or salvation.
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The killing of abortion clinic doctors in the United States is an example of

A) the migration of dreams.
B) religious revivalism.
C) Americanizing immigrants.
D) the globalization of religion.
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Which country has the largest Muslim population?

A) Iran
B) Saudi Arabia
C) Iraq
D) Indonesia
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The Tudeh Party is the communist party of which country?

A) Iran
B) Saudi Arabia
C) Iraq
D) Indonesia
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The five duties of a Muslim are

A) Karma
B) Shari'a
C) Ramadan
D) The Pillars of Islam
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The legal termination of the caste system in India

A) fully terminated the traditional social prejudice.
B) coincided with the end of World War I.
C) signified that it is not an essential feature of Hinduism.
D) was opposed by Ghandi.
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Which Christian denomination is associated with liberation theology?

A) Catholicism
B) Lutheranism
C) Calvinism
D) Puritanism
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What fraction of the world's Muslims are Arabs?

A) One-half
B) One-third
C) One-quarter
D) One-eighth
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What type of religion were the people of the Arabian Peninsula practicing before Mohammad introduced Islam?

A) Paganism
B) Christianity
C) Judaism
D) Animism
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The holy book of Islam is the

A) Vedas
B) Bible
C) Quran
D) Torah
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The totality of God's teachings in Islam that is to be the law for every Muslim is called

A) Sawm.
B) Shari'a.
C) Shahada.
D) Salat.
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Which of the following countries has NOT elected a woman to the position of prime minister?

A) Bangladesh
B) Pakistan
C) Turkey
D) Saudi Arabia
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Which European power colonized Iran?

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B) Belgium
C) Great Britain
D) France
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A Muslim is a member of the Muslim community primarily on the basis of

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C) kinship.
D) religion.
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Recent Indian politics have taken religious tones, with conflicts between

A) Hindus and Muslims.
B) liberation theologians and Hindus.
C) Hindus and Christians.
D) Arabs and Muslims.
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Which Hindu belief refers to actions or deeds?

A) Karma
B) Dharma
C) Samsara
D) Nirvana
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Liberation or salvation is the ultimate goal of a Hindu. Which of the four permissible goals in life does this fall under?

A) Kama
B) Artha
C) Dharma
D) Moksha
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The Noble Eightfold Path is a teaching of

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B) Islam.
C) Christianity.
D) Buddhism.
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Which type of theology is rooted in the thoughts and actions of a number of Catholic priests and nuns working with the poor and the oppressed?

A) Reform
B) Liberation
C) Freedom
D) Poverty
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Who was one of the early crusaders against poverty in Peru?

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B) Francois Duvalier
C) Gustavo Gutierrez
D) Jean-Bertrand Aristide
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Which of the following was NOT a development in the Islamic world?

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B) Surgery
C) The decimal point
D) Paper
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Many Arabs are Christians.
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Hinduism is the dominant religion in India.
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The story of the creation and the stories of Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Jesus all are in the Muslim holy book.
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According to Islamic tradition, the angel Gabriel spoke to Mohammad.
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Iran is an Arab country.
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India officially abolished the caste system in 1947.
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Malcolm X often referred to Ghandi's teachings in his struggle for civil rights in the United States.
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Early Buddhism was an outgrowth of Hinduism, and both religions have several significant beliefs in common.
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Sometimes called the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism, it gives a clear picture of the ethical norms accepted in Buddhist literature.
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A Buddhist revival in China is having an impact on the country's politics.
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After the Sandinista Revolution in Nicaragua overthrew the repressive government, a number of liberation theologians who supported the revolutionaries took government posts in the new regime.
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"Islam" comes from the infinitive of a verb meaning to submit or surrender.
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In the 1950s, the CIA tried to unseat the prime minister of Iran.
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Archbishop Oscar Romero of El Salvador is an example of how religious figures are safe in the sanctuary of their churches during political unrest.
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The final step of the Eightfold Path is Right Speech, which involves avoiding false speech, slanderous speech, harsh speech, and frivolous talk.
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______________ is the fastest-growing religion in the both the United States and the world.
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_______ is the most populous Islamic country.
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A _________ is the pilgrimage to Mecca that a Muslim is expected to make at some point in his or her lifetime.
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_______________ proposes giving to "Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's."
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Iran used to be a major empire known as the ____________, which spread its wings into many parts of the modern Middle East.
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In collaboration with the seven major oil companies, known as the ______________, a boycott of Iranian oil was declared.
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The______________ was the religious leader of Iran after the revolution of 1979.
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Ghandi used the concept of _____________, meaning holding fast to truth, to entice people to employ self-sacrifice in their struggle to gain independence from colonial rule.
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The founder of Buddhism, _______________, known as the Buddha, was the son of an Indian king.
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Two recent Nobel Peace Prizes went to Buddhist activists. One was awarded to ____________ of Tibet.
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The 1990 elections in Haiti brought to power a charismatic liberation theologian, _______________.
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51
The Buddhist holy books are called the ___________, or Three Baskets.
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52
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is president of ____________.
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53
___________ is the geographic center of the Islam faith.
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54
Before returning to India, Gandhi practiced law in _____________, where he was disturbed by the discriminatory practices of the white government.
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55
What is the meaning of following term:
-Arab

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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56
What is the meaning of following term:
-Muslim

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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57
What is the meaning of following term:
-Shari'a

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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58
What is the meaning of following term:
-Shah

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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59
What is the meaning of following term:
-Majlis

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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60
What is the meaning of following term:
-Savak

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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61
What is the meaning of following term:
-Karma

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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62
What is the meaning of following term:
-Samsara

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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63
What is the meaning of following term:
-Nirvana

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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64
What is the meaning of following term:
-Untouchable

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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65
What is the meaning of following term:
-Satyagraha

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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66
What is the meaning of following term:
-Three Baskets

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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67
What is the meaning of following term:
-Former name of Iran

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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68
What is the meaning of following term:
-Caste system

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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69
What is the meaning of following term:
-Quran

A) Iran's parliament.
B) The Hindu belief of rebirth.
C) One name for the Buddhist holy books.
D) The Shah's secret service agency.
E) Islam's holy book.
F) A follower of Islam.
G) Persia.
H) The fullness of being, which no human words can describe.
I) The monarch of Iran.
J) The most significant belief in Hinduism that refers to actions or deeds.
K) The lowest level on the social structure in India.
L) The totality of God's teachings in Islam.
M) Holding fast to the truth.
N) A person who identifies with ethnic groups native to the Arabian Peninsula.
O) India's former official social structure.
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70
List the Five Pillars of Islam (5).
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71
List the Four Permissible Goals in Life (4).
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72
List the Four Noble Truths (4).
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73
List the characterizations of a Muslim community (4).
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74
What is the difference between an Arab and a Muslim? Why are the two terms often used interchangeably?
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75
How does the caste system affect Indian democracy? Be sure to discuss the Four Permissible Goals in Life.
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76
Discuss the relationship between religion and politics. Be sure to include examples from Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Christianity.
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77
What is liberation theology? What has its impact been in Latin America?
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Describe the distinct characteristics of the three types of regimes in Islamic states. Give the names of the types of regimes and name specific countries as examples of each.
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