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The document discusses several major world religions including Shinto, polytheistic religions in Mesoamerica, Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Christianity, and their origins and geographic spread. It mentions Buddhism spreading from India to East Asia under Emperor Asoka, and that both Confucianism and Taoism are still practiced in some parts of the world today. The last sentences note that Christianity originated in Axum and Islam spread across the Sahara Desert, with some areas practicing a mix of Islam and animism.
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Religions SOL WHI
- 1. World Religions and Geography L Gibson World History I (VA SOL) 2013
- 2. Religions
- 4. Religions
- 5. Religions Polytheistic – Aztec, Maya, Inca
- 7. Religions Buddhism (Asoka spreads it to China, Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia)
- 10. Religions Hint: Still practiced here today.
- 12. Religions
- 13. Religions Islam
- 14. Religions
- 15. Religions Judaism (Israel— used to be “Palestine”)
- 16. Religions
- 18. Religions
- 20. Religions
- 22. Religions