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World History 1 SOL Review
54 cards·by 2024gstover
Monotheism
Believed in one god
Polytheism
Believed in many gods
Non-theistic
Did not worship any god at all
Four Noble Truths
These truths taught that life is full of suffering, but there is always a reason for the
suffering
Eightfold Path
The way out of suffering
Nirvana
Nirvana comes at the end of suffering
Dharma
The understanding of suffering and breaking away from the world
Karma
every action and thought leads to something
Jesus Christ
The first Christians were people who believed in Jesus’ teachings
Messiah
He taught his beliefs to anyone who would listen
Churches
Christians attend weekly church services on Sundays where they read scripture
pastor
usually delivers a message or a sermon
Bible
their holy and sacred text, both in church and at home
Old Testament
The Old Testament is the same text that Jews have as their holy text
New Testament
The New Testament contains the teachings of Jesus and his disciples
Sins
Christians believe that Jesus came to earth to die to pay for their sins
Brahmans
A collection of books for priests were later added to the Vedas that described important
practices for priests
Brahmanism
formed in ancient India that was based mostly on the Vedas
Hinduism
One single person or group did not start the new religion, but instead it developed over time
Brahman
They believe this god is in all things
Ramayana and the Mahabharata
They include stories and teachings
Puranas
stories about reincarnation and saints
Mandirs
Hindus worship in their homes each day by making offerings to gods or goddesses
Reincarnation
the idea that people are born again into new bodies with the same souls after they die.
Caste System
started in India and was born out of the ideas of reincarnation, karma, and the society that is
described in the Vedas
Varnas
The Caste System is a social system that divided the members of Indian society into groups
Impure
They were a group of people who did the work that no one else was willing to do
Muslim
means to live your life for God
Mosques
Muslims spend their lives worship Allah during religious ceremonies
Imams
mosques led by leaders
Qur’an
A holy Arabic text that Muslims study and know very well
Idols
Muhammad taught that Muslims should worship God only
Shari’a
The laws are meant to help Muslims practice their faith
Pillars
Duties of Muslims
Shahada
A statement of faith that Allah is God
Hajj
The journey to the holy city of Mecca
Ramadan
Muslims don’t eat during the day in order to remember God
Zakat
Instructs Muslims to give to the poor
Abrahamic religions
Began with the founder Abraham
Pentateuch
The first five books of the Bible written by Moses
Ten Commandments
A set of laws God gave to Moses
Prophets
Jews think of Moses as being the most important prophet
Synagogues
Jewish houses of worship
Rabbis
They lead special ceremonies and worship
Yom Kippur
A ten-day celebration at the end of the year
Rosh Hashanah
The beginning of the Jewish New Year
Passover
A weeklong celebration that marks the time when God saved the Israelites in Egypt from having
their first-born children murdered
Hanukkah
An eight-day festival that celebrates the salvation of the Jewish temple from ancient times
Bar Mitzvahs
Celebrations for Jewish children on their thirteenth birthdays
Orthodox Jews
The teachings of the Bible very strictly
Kosher
The food that they are allowed to eat
Sabbath
A day of rest, fasting, and worship that takes place each Sunday
Cultural or Secular Jews
Embrace their Jewish ancestry and history, but they do not observe the religious law strictly
Ethical and Moral life
This means they live their lives based on what is right or wrong