4.01-4.04
In what ways is Asia the largest continent? (HINT: 3 ways)
1. Largest in land size 2. Largest in population 3. Largest in economic influence
Who is the most important prophet to Judaism?
What physical feature dominates South Asia creating a subcontinent?
Himalayas
Define polytheistic. Which religion is the worlds most popular polytheistic religion?
The belief in multiple gods. Hinduism
Went on a pilgrimage and meditated for 49 days
How has the Middle East shaped the world?
Its location and connection to 3 continents has allowed for cultures, goods, and ideas to influence the world.
Even though Christians are monotheistic, what do they believe about God?
God is revealed in 3 dimensions, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
What is the island nation located east of China and the Korean Peninsula?
Japan
How is Karma used in Hinduism?
Karma determines which caste you are reborn into. Good deeds = better caste
Bad deeds = lower caste
What was buddha enlightened of?
How to end suffering
What is a positive impact of technology and urbanization in the Middle East. List 2
Access to amenities and globalization
Who is the founder of Islam and what is the name of their holy book?
Founder - Muhammed
Book - Quran
How is the ethnic makeup of China, Korea, and Japan different from other countries and regions we have discussed?
They are ethnically homogenous.
What is the ultimate goal for a Hindu?
Moksa - to end the rebirth cycle
What are 4 Noble Truths?
1. There is suffering in the world
2. Suffering comes from self-desire
3. to end suffering, one must end self-desire
4. To end desire one must live a controlled and moderate lifestyle
What is a negative aspect of urbanization and technology in the Middle East?
Strain on resources like water and pollution
Describe the 5 pillars of Islam
1. Orally declare their faith
2. Fasting (Ramadan)
3. Praying 5 times a day
4. Donating to charity
5. Pilgrimage to Mecca
What is the greatest influence on Southeast Asia?
colonization and migration
Who is the founder of Hinduism?
No one knows
How does Buddhism disagree with Hinduism?
Why are some countries like Syria and Afghanistan considered developing nations? Double Bonus to name all 3
What are the 3 ways the Abrahamic religions are linked?
2. All originated out of the Middle East
3. All are monotheistic
Why is the Indo-Gangetic Plain the most populated area in South Asia?
It is one of the most fertile farmlands in the world.
Who was Buddha?
A noble Hindu
As a country develops, birth rates eventually began to decrease eventually causing population to drop.