Religion regions
Holy books
Civilizations regions
Key beliefs
Founders
Potpourri
World regions
100
This religion is widely practiced around the world due to its spread through European imperialism.
Christianity
100
This holy book combines the history of Judaism and the teachings of Jesus as the son of their god.
The Bible
100
This ancient civilization began in Italy.
Rome
100
Both of these religions follow the Ten Commandments.
Judaism and Christianity
100
Although he did not write anything down, the teachings of this person make him the founder of Christianity.
Jesus
100
Polytheism is the belief in this.
Multiple gods / goddesses
100
United States, Mexico, and Canada
North America
200
Although the country with the largest number of Muslims is Indonesia, Islam is dominant in the world regions of the Middle East and here.
North Africa
(Central Asia)
200
The Quran includes the teachings of Jesus and the teachings of this man, viewed by Muslims as The Prophet.
Muhammad
200
Greece is found very close to Rome in this direction.
East
200
The Five Pillars of this religion include praying five times daily and making a religious journey.
Islam
200
While this religions lacks an individual founder, it started with the conquests of this group of people.
The Aryans
200
The Hindu belief in reincarnation allowed this system of control to get tied up with the religion.
The Caste System
200
India, Pakistan, Bangladesh
South Asia
300
East Asia is predominantly this religion.
Buddhist
(Chinese ethnic religions)
300
The Torah is the holy book of this religion.
Judaism
300
This large category of Native American peoples was found in what is now the eastern United States.
The Mississippians
300
Both of these religions believe that the soul never dies but is reborn in a new body after the old body dies.
Hinduism and Buddhism
300
The most common male first name in the world is due to this founder of the second largest religion in the world.
Muhammad
300
The three branches of Christianity include Catholicism, Orthodox, and this branch that split from Catholicism over corruption.
Protestantism
300
China and Japan
East Asia
400
This is the only country in the world whose population is majority Jewish.
Israel
400
The teachings of Buddhism have been collected into this Buddhist holy book.
The Tripitaka
400
This group of people started north of China and eventually conquered the largest land empire ever seen in history.
The Mongols
400
A key belief of both Hinduism and Buddhism, this is defined as one's religious duty or obligation in the current lifetime.
Dharma
400
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are collectively called this due to their shared history that starts with one man.
Abrahamic Religions
400
All Muslims are expected to make a pilgrimage to this holy city at least once in their lifetimes.
Makkah / Mecca
400
Estonia, Romania, Ukraine
Eastern Europe
500
Jerusalem is a key holy city to these three religions.
Judaism, Christianity, Islam
500
The Vedas and the Upanishads are the collected hymns and prayers of this religion.
Hinduism
500
Both the Aztecs and the Mayans were found in what is now this country.
Mexico
500
This category of religions believe that all aspects of Nature have souls or spirits of their own.
Animism
500
This religion began due to Siddhartha Gautama's experiences with world suffering.
Buddhism
500
This religion is represented by this symbol, also the symbol many use to show that they practice yoga.
Hinduism
500
Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan
Central Asia