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The Migration of the World’s Religions


   Islam                                                Buddhism


     Christianity
                                                     Taoism

Judaism

                                                   Hinduism
  Click here to take the quiz on world religions
Islam
   •   Origins in the teachings of
       Muhammad, born in 570 AD.
        –   Muhammad spent most of his life in
            Mecca and Medina, in present day Saudi
            Arabia.
   •   Initially spread through expansion
       diffusion during Muhammad’s life.
        –   Expansion diffusion: the spread of ideas
            through contact between cultures
   •   Islam spread through conquest over
       the next 700 years, engulfing most of
       Central Asia and North Africa.
        –   This became the Ottoman Empire
   •   Today, Islam is prominent in Central
       Asia, the Middle East, and North
       Africa.
   •   It is still one of the 3 most prominent
       religions in the world.
Christianity
      •   Origins in the teachings of Jesus, born
          in Jerusalem around 0 A.D.
      •   Christianity reached out to all people,
          not just a chosen race.
           –   First spread through the underclasses
           –   Spread quickly throughout the Roman
               Empire during the first two centuries A.D.
               thanks to the ease of travel.
      •   Rome became the center of
          Christianity and became the official
          religion of the Empire in 313 A.D.
          under the Emperor Constantine
           –   Hierarchical diffusion
      •   After the fall of the Empire,
          Christianity split, but continued to
          spread through widespread
          missionaries.
      •   Today, there are an estimated 2.1
          billion Christians spread all
          throughout the world.
Judaism
    •   Beliefs of Judaism laid the foundation
        for Christianity and Islam.
    •   Origins in the Near East, near present
        day Israel, however its exact origins
        are unclear.
    •   An “ethnic” religion, believing they
        are part of a race “chosen” by God.
    •   Early conquests in the Middle East
        helped the religion expand.
    •   Jews were dispersed after being
        conquered by several different
        groups…a religion without a home.
    •   During the 13th-16th centuries,
        developed strongholds in Poland,
        Lithuania and Russia.
    •   During the late 19th and early 20th
        centuries, a movement began to
        recreate a Jewish country.
    •   Present day Israel founded in 1948.
Hinduism
    •   The world’s oldest major religion.
    •   Traces back at least 4000 years.
    •   Roots in the Indus River Valley, in
        present day Pakistan.
    •   Spread south and southeast through
        contagious diffusion.
         –   Overtook many local religions
    •   Developed strongholds throughout
        Southeast Asia.
    •   Has its strongest present day
        followings in India, Indonesia,
        Thailand, and Vietnam.
    •   Pockets of the religion have recently
        spread to Western Europe and North
        America.
Buddhism
    •   Traces its roots to reformers revolting
        against Hinduism in the 6th century
        B.C. in India
    •   Founded by Siddhartha Gautama, the
        Buddha (Enlightened One).
    •   Focuses on an explanation for evil
        and human suffering, and the path to
        “enlightenment.”
    •   Spread by “contagious diffusion”
        throughout India. Made the state
        religion in the 3rd century B.C.
    •   Continued to expand abroad through
        Southeast Asia, but was reabsorbed
        by Hinduism in India.
    •   Spread to China, but suffered with
        the spread of Communism.
    •   Today, it is hard to know how many
        Buddhists remain. Anywhere from
        225 million to 500 million worldwide.
Taoism (East Asian Religions)
               •   Reform movements and religious
                   merging among Buddhists and
                   Hindus led to a series of ethnic
                   religions appearing in China.
               •   Taoism is among the most prominent
                   of these.
               •   Initially popular among the higher
                   classes in Chinese society, it lost
                   power in 14th-17th centuries A.D.
               •   Changed its doctrine to appeal to the
                   lower classes, forming a much more
                   simplified religion.
               •   Today it remains widespread in China
                   and East Asia, but has spread very
                   little elsewhere.
3) Started in the Middle East and spread through
      the Roman Empire, eventually becoming it’s
    state religion. Today is spread throughout the
            world with 2.1 billion members:

   Islam                                     Buddhism


    Christianity
                                          Taoism

Judaism

                                        Hinduism
4) Started in India and became it’s state religion
   for a time. Lost power there to another religion,
     but today is prominent throughout Southeast
                          Asia:

   Islam                                       Buddhism


    Christianity
                                             Taoism

Judaism

                                          Hinduism
5) Started in what is today known as Saudi
    Arabia. Expanded greatly through conquests
   and war. Today is prominent in Central Asia, the
           Middle East, and North Africa:

   Islam                                     Buddhism


    Christianity
                                          Taoism

Judaism

                                        Hinduism
CORRECT!!
Now, let’s take another look at how the
            religions spread:
6) Ethnic religion with its origins near present
    day Israel. Dispersed after losing its homeland
    to conquering foreigners, but today once again
                    has a home state:

   Islam                                       Buddhism


    Christianity
                                            Taoism

Judaism

                                          Hinduism
Close, but not quite:


   Islam                                     Buddhism


    Christianity
                                           Taoism

Judaism

                                       Hinduism
                        Try again…
1) The world’s oldest major religion, with its
             roots in present day Pakistan:


   Islam                                        Buddhism


    Christianity
                                             Taoism

Judaism

                                           Hinduism
Not exactly…


   Islam                               Buddhism


    Christianity
                                    Taoism

Judaism

                                  Hinduism
                   Try again…
CORRECT!!


   Islam                                    Buddhism


    Christianity
                                         Taoism

Judaism

                                       Hinduism
                   Go to Question #2
2) Started as a mix of Buddhism and
     Hinduism, and has not spread much
             outside of East Asia:

   Islam                              Buddhism


    Christianity
                                   Taoism

Judaism

                                 Hinduism
Ooh, just missed it:


   Islam                                       Buddhism


    Christianity
                                            Taoism

Judaism

                                          Hinduism
                       Try again…
CORRECT!!


   Islam                                    Buddhism


    Christianity
                                         Taoism

Judaism

                                       Hinduism
                   Go to Question #3
CORRECT!!


   Islam                                    Buddhism


    Christianity
                                         Taoism

Judaism

                                       Hinduism
                   Go to Question #4
CORRECT!!


   Islam                                    Buddhism


    Christianity
                                         Taoism

Judaism

                                       Hinduism
                   Go to Question #5
CORRECT!!


   Islam                                    Buddhism


    Christianity
                                         Taoism

Judaism

                                       Hinduism
                   Go to Question #6
Are you sure?


   Islam                                Buddhism


    Christianity
                                     Taoism

Judaism

                                   Hinduism
                    Try again…
I think not:


   Islam                               Buddhism


    Christianity
                                    Taoism

Judaism

                                  Hinduism
                   Try again…
For each question, click on the
                religion it describes:


   Islam                                    Buddhism


    Christianity
                                         Taoism

Judaism

                                       Hinduism
                   Go to Question #1
Take another shot at it:


   Islam                                Buddhism


    Christianity
                                     Taoism

Judaism

                                   Hinduism
                   Try again…

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World Religions PowerPoint

  • 1. The Migration of the World’s Religions Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism Click here to take the quiz on world religions
  • 2. Islam • Origins in the teachings of Muhammad, born in 570 AD. – Muhammad spent most of his life in Mecca and Medina, in present day Saudi Arabia. • Initially spread through expansion diffusion during Muhammad’s life. – Expansion diffusion: the spread of ideas through contact between cultures • Islam spread through conquest over the next 700 years, engulfing most of Central Asia and North Africa. – This became the Ottoman Empire • Today, Islam is prominent in Central Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa. • It is still one of the 3 most prominent religions in the world.
  • 3. Christianity • Origins in the teachings of Jesus, born in Jerusalem around 0 A.D. • Christianity reached out to all people, not just a chosen race. – First spread through the underclasses – Spread quickly throughout the Roman Empire during the first two centuries A.D. thanks to the ease of travel. • Rome became the center of Christianity and became the official religion of the Empire in 313 A.D. under the Emperor Constantine – Hierarchical diffusion • After the fall of the Empire, Christianity split, but continued to spread through widespread missionaries. • Today, there are an estimated 2.1 billion Christians spread all throughout the world.
  • 4. Judaism • Beliefs of Judaism laid the foundation for Christianity and Islam. • Origins in the Near East, near present day Israel, however its exact origins are unclear. • An “ethnic” religion, believing they are part of a race “chosen” by God. • Early conquests in the Middle East helped the religion expand. • Jews were dispersed after being conquered by several different groups…a religion without a home. • During the 13th-16th centuries, developed strongholds in Poland, Lithuania and Russia. • During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a movement began to recreate a Jewish country. • Present day Israel founded in 1948.
  • 5. Hinduism • The world’s oldest major religion. • Traces back at least 4000 years. • Roots in the Indus River Valley, in present day Pakistan. • Spread south and southeast through contagious diffusion. – Overtook many local religions • Developed strongholds throughout Southeast Asia. • Has its strongest present day followings in India, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam. • Pockets of the religion have recently spread to Western Europe and North America.
  • 6. Buddhism • Traces its roots to reformers revolting against Hinduism in the 6th century B.C. in India • Founded by Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha (Enlightened One). • Focuses on an explanation for evil and human suffering, and the path to “enlightenment.” • Spread by “contagious diffusion” throughout India. Made the state religion in the 3rd century B.C. • Continued to expand abroad through Southeast Asia, but was reabsorbed by Hinduism in India. • Spread to China, but suffered with the spread of Communism. • Today, it is hard to know how many Buddhists remain. Anywhere from 225 million to 500 million worldwide.
  • 7. Taoism (East Asian Religions) • Reform movements and religious merging among Buddhists and Hindus led to a series of ethnic religions appearing in China. • Taoism is among the most prominent of these. • Initially popular among the higher classes in Chinese society, it lost power in 14th-17th centuries A.D. • Changed its doctrine to appeal to the lower classes, forming a much more simplified religion. • Today it remains widespread in China and East Asia, but has spread very little elsewhere.
  • 8. 3) Started in the Middle East and spread through the Roman Empire, eventually becoming it’s state religion. Today is spread throughout the world with 2.1 billion members: Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism
  • 9. 4) Started in India and became it’s state religion for a time. Lost power there to another religion, but today is prominent throughout Southeast Asia: Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism
  • 10. 5) Started in what is today known as Saudi Arabia. Expanded greatly through conquests and war. Today is prominent in Central Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa: Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism
  • 11. CORRECT!! Now, let’s take another look at how the religions spread:
  • 12. 6) Ethnic religion with its origins near present day Israel. Dispersed after losing its homeland to conquering foreigners, but today once again has a home state: Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism
  • 13. Close, but not quite: Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism Try again…
  • 14. 1) The world’s oldest major religion, with its roots in present day Pakistan: Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism
  • 15. Not exactly… Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism Try again…
  • 16. CORRECT!! Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism Go to Question #2
  • 17. 2) Started as a mix of Buddhism and Hinduism, and has not spread much outside of East Asia: Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism
  • 18. Ooh, just missed it: Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism Try again…
  • 19. CORRECT!! Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism Go to Question #3
  • 20. CORRECT!! Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism Go to Question #4
  • 21. CORRECT!! Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism Go to Question #5
  • 22. CORRECT!! Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism Go to Question #6
  • 23. Are you sure? Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism Try again…
  • 24. I think not: Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism Try again…
  • 25. For each question, click on the religion it describes: Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism Go to Question #1
  • 26. Take another shot at it: Islam Buddhism Christianity Taoism Judaism Hinduism Try again…