Daoism/Confucianism
Buddhism
Hinduism
Judaism
Christianity
100

This person is considered the founder of Daoism.

Laozi

100

The founder of Buddhism is known as this.

The Buddha

100

Hinduism developed in this ancient region, near the Indus River.

India

100

Judaism was the first ________________ religion, meaning worshipping one God. 

monotheistic

100

Christianity is based on the teachings of this man.

Jesus Christ

200

Laozi is believed to have written this important text about "The Way."

Dao De Jing

200

Buddhists believe in being reborn after death, also known as this.

Reincarnation

200

Hindus believe in many gods, making their religion this type.

polytheistic

200

Judaism was founded by this person, considered the first patriarch of the Jewish people.

Abraham

200

This book is the holy scripture of Christianity.

Bible

300

Daoism and Confucianism both originated in this country.

China

300

Many Buddhists meditate to train this part of themselves.

The mind

300

Like Buddhists, Hindus believe in the cycle of ______________, meaning rebirth after death.

reincarnation

300

This is the Jewish holy book.

The Torah

300

Christians celebrate this holiday to remember the birth of Jesus.

Christmas

400

This collection of Confucian texts outlines the core of Confucian teaching.

The Analects

400

The goal of Buddhism, which means freedom from suffering, is called this.

Nirvana

400

This is the belief that your actions, good or bad, come back to you.

Karma

400

Judaism began in this region, part of the modern-day Middle East.

Israel

400

What are the two parts of the Holy Bible

Old Testament

New Testament

500

Confucianism teaches respect for parents and elders through this concept.

Filial Piety

500

Siddhartha became known as the Buddha after achieving this.

Enlightenment

500

This ancient system of organizing society was central to early Hindu culture.

The caste system

500

This sector of Judaism views Jewish law as binding and unchanging

Orthodox

500

Christianity began as a movement within this religion.

Judaism