The core beliefs that Buddha preached were about desire, suffering, and the

search for ___________. Enlightenment

Buddhism changed over time through the efforts of _________ , merchants,
and the establishment of educational institutions. Missionaries
Confucianisms core beliefs sought to promote social __________ by
outlining proper rituals and social relationships for all people in China.
Harmony
The core belief of Daoism was that there should be a balance between
humans and _________. Nature
Despite initial hostility, Christianity gained _______ imperial support
through missionaries and merchants. Roman
Daoism influenced the development of Chinese culture through medical
theories and practices, poetry, metallurgy and ___________. Architecture
The Qin rejected Confucianism and instead favored this philosophy of
government which was characterized by strict laws and enforcement, but
rewards for those who obeyed them. Legalism
A philosophical concept in Chinese politics that gave certain rulers
authority, but could also take it away through nature in the form of floods or
other natural disasters. Mandate of Heaven
The core ideas of this emphasized logic, empirical observation, and the
nature of political power and hierarchy. Greco-Roman philosophy and
science
Christianity was based on this major religion. Judaism

1) Christianity was based on core beliefs about:
A) The equality of men and women
B) The teachings and divinity of Jesus
C) The promotion of social harmony
D) Respecting the person above you on the social hierarchy
2) The core beliefs of Buddhism which included suffering, desire, and search
for enlightenment that were recorded by Buddhas followers and written in
scriptures were a reaction to what?
A) Roman and Hellenistic influences
B) Vedic beliefs and rituals dominant in South Asia.
C) The efforts of the establishment of educational institutions to promote
teachings of religious beliefs.
D) The development of Chinese culture and its political system.

3) The core ideas of Greco-Roman philosophy and science emphasized:
A) The observation of physics and study of the planets.
B) The need for a social hierarchy to keep order
C) Logic and empirical observation.
D) The separation of religion and government
4) Confucianism emphasized the idea that:
A) Equality should exist among all members of society
B) Salvation could be attained by prayer, meditation, and good deeds
C) Individual goals should be placed ahead of the needs of the group
D) Harmony could be achieved by the proper behavior of each member of
the family or society