Abrahamic Faiths
A city of importance to Jews, Christians and Muslims.
What is Jerusalem?
Exchanging either goods or services.
What is trade?
The killing of a group of people based on race, ethnicity, culture or other shared characteristic.
What is genocide?
A political system based on a single leader.
What is an autocracy?
What is karma?
A Jewish place of worship; a Muslim place of worship.
What are synagogues and mosques?
A tax when goods cross a border.
What is a tariff?
Using violence against civilians or fear to achieve political aims.
A political system based on group leadership.
What is an oligarchy?
The two religions that believe in reincarnation.
What are Hinduism and Buddhism?
The three sacred books of Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
The Torah, the Bible, the Quran.
An economic system where individuals have their own private property.
What is Capitalism?
Extreme nationalism or using nationalism as a weapon of exclusion or fear.
A political system where religion rules.
What is theocracy?
The 3 Hindu gods of the Trimurti.
Who are Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva.
Biblical names for these characters in the Quran: Ibrahim, Musa, Miriam, and Issa.
Who are Abraham, Moses, Mary and Jesus.
An economic system based on shared ownership where everyone gets a minimum amount.
What is Socialism?
The feeling of guilt and disappointment that was common after WWI and WWII.
What is disillusionment?
A political system where the majority vote rules.
What is a democracy?
Four of the most important thinkers in Chinese culture.
Who are Confucius, Laozi, Sun Tzu, and Buddha? (Zhuangzi and Mencius are also acceptable)
The 5 Pillars of Islam.
What are the profession of faith (shahada), daily prayers (salat), charity (zakat), fasting during Ramadan (sawm) and pilgrimage to Mecca (hajj).
What is Communism?
What most revolutions are fought for; a synonym for independence.
What is sovereignty?
A political system where elected representatives rules.
What is a republic?
The religion of Japan, based on spirit worship.
What is Shintoism?