POWERPOINT JEOPARDY

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Unit 4 World Religions By Brian McNair Albert
Shau Jared Morrison
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Important Figures Comparing Religions Beliefs Customs/ Traditions Major Historical Events
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Important Figures - 10

• Who led the Hebrews out of Egypt?

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• Moses

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Important Figures - 20

• Who is known as the Father of the Hebrews?

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• Abraham

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Important Figures - 30

• Who is the founder of Daoism?

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Important Figures 30

• Laozi

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Important - 40

• Who is Vishnu?

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• One of the three gods of Brahman, the protector.

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Important Figures - 50

• What was the Buddhas real name?

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• Siddhartha Gautama

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Comparing Religions - 10

• What two religions share the ultimate goal of
  reaching enlightment?

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• Hinduism and Buddhism

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• Between Hinduism and Buddhism, which religion
  doesnt technically have a god?

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• Buddhism, they have the Buddha who taught the
  religion, while Hinduism has Brahman.

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• How is Jesus of Nazareth viewed differently
  between Judaism, Islam, and Christianity?

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• For Christianity he is viewed as the Messiah, but
  in Judaism he is looked at as a prophet (denied
  as a Messiah). In Islam, he was also viewed as a
  prophet.

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• How do Confucianism and Daoism view education
  differently?

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• Confucianism valued education, while Daoists say,
  a clever mind is not a heart.

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• Why is Israel important to Christianity, Islam,
  and Judaism?

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• Christianity Birthplace of Jesus of Nazareth.
• Judaism The land was promised to them by god.
• Islam One of their most holy cities is in it
  (Jerusalem).

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Beliefs- 10

• What is the name of the Jewish bible?

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Beliefs 10

• Torah

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Beliefs- 20

• What religions that we studied are strictly
  monotheistic?

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Beliefs 20

• Christianity, Judaism, and Islam.

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Beliefs- 30

• What are the objectives in Hindu faith that one
  must complete in order to move up to the next
  level of the caste system?

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• Dharma

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• What are the Vedas?

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• The Vedas are the holy writings and texts for the
  Hinduism faith, found in a cave.

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• What is Ahimsa?

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• A Hindu/Buddhist belief where one should not harm
  animals.

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Customs/Traditions- 10

• What religion follows a caste system?

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• Hinduism

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Customs/Traditions- 20

• What is the Jewish celebration of a boy/girl
  becoming an adult?

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• Bar/Bat Mitzvah

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• What is the pillar in Islamic faith in which one
  must make a pilgrimage to Mecca?

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• The Hajj

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• What is the holiday celebrated in Judaism that is
  celebrated as a day of atonement?

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• Yom Kippur

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• What is the Confucius custom in which one devotes
  themselves to their parents/respects ancestors?

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• Filial Piety

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• What happened to the Hebrews in Egypt?

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• They were enslaved by the pharaoh for 400 years.

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• What was Exodus?

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• The escape of the Hebrews out of Egypt, led by
  Moses, into the desert.

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• How did Jewish leaders respond to Jesus?

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• They claimed his teachings were blasphemy
  (false teachings), and he was denied as the
  Messiah.

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• What happened when the Buddha escaped his prince
  hood? (What did he see?)

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• He saw sickness, death, and old age.

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• What historical event does Hanukkah celebrate?

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• A commemoration of the victory of the Jewish army
  over Greek soldiers and the rededication of the
  holy temple.