Globalization and Religion

Question 1

is one of the key movers of globalization

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religion

Question 2

is arguably the best propagator of religion

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globalization

Question 3

Religion and globalization ____ one another

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condition

Question 4

To ___ is one function of Religion and State.

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globalize

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both work hand-in-hand to pursue their own respective aims

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religion
state

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spiritual

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religion

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secular: trade, among others

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state

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This was the case in the ancient and medieval times, or even perhaps today in some countries.

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religion and state working hand in hand

Question 9

was the first great missionary of faith

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Buddhism

Question 10

It initially spread from Northern India to Afghanistan and Bengal, then, via the Silk Road, it finally spread to China

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Buddhism

Question 11

Buddhism first spread from

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Northern India

Question 12

Buddhism first spread to

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Afghanistan
Bengal

Question 13

It initially spread from Northern India to Afghanistan and Bengal, then, via the _____

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Silk Road

Question 14

which road has spread Buddhism to China

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Silk Road

Question 15

From China, the religion spread to what countries in the East

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Korea and Japan

Question 16

From China, Buddhism has spread back west to ___

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Tibet

Question 17

Buddhist missionaries from ____ also spread the religion to the Tarim Basin

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Kashmir

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Buddhist missionaries from Kashmir also spread the religion to the

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Tarim Basin

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a region of East Turkestan that spread into Northern Tibet, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan

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Tarim Basin

Question 20

Tarim Basin is a region of East Turkestan that spread into (3)

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Northern Tibet
Kyrgyzstan
Tajikistan

Question 21

was a product used extensively in Buddhist ceremonies

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Silk

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Silk was a product used extensively in

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Buddhist ceremonies

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its increased demand actually stimulated the very economic activity that facilitated its spread in the first place

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Silk

Question 24

were often exchanged for Chinese textiles because relics were coveted and highly-valued commodities by the Chinese

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Buddhist Artifacts

Question 25

Buddhist artifacts were often exchanged for Chinese ____ because relics were coveted and highly-valued commodities by the Chinese.

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textiles

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Due to this reality, Buddhist artifacts were often trafficked throughout the ____trade routes of ___ Asia, making the relic trade the foundation of various kinds of commerce

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desert Central

Question 27

also spurred the globalization of Indian art and culture

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Buddhism

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Buddhists also inspired a new art movement called the

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Gandhara tradition

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which was a fusion of Greco-Indian artistic styles made possible by the intermingling of Buddhism with the Hellenistic culture seeded in the region by Alexander the Great

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Gandhara tradition

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Gandhara tradition is a fusion of

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Greco-Indian artistic styles

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Gandhara tradition is made possbile due to

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intermingling of Buddhism with the Hellenistic culture seeded in the region by Alexander the Great

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The Gandhara tradition, which was a fusion of Greco-Indian artistic styles made possible by the intermingling of Buddhism with the ___culture seeded in the region by _____

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Hellenistic Alexander the Great

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was one of globalization’s first eclectic movements

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Gandhara tradition

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One of the most indelible contributions of the Gandhara artistic tradition

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depiction of Buddha in human form

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had features influenced by both Hellenistic culture and Indian iconography

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depiction of Buddha in human form

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depictions that are based in Gandhara tradition (3)

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sculptures murals depiction

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Moreover, the Gandhara art movement was carried into

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Central Asia China Further east

Question 38

Some thousand years later, at the Council of Clermont on 27 November 1095, Pope Urban II (r. 1088–1099) called the

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First Crusade

Question 39

Some thousand years later, at the ____ _____ ____ on 27 November 1095, Pope Urban II (r. 1088–1099) called the First Crusade.

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Council of Clermont

Question 40

Some thousand years later, at the Council of Clermont on ___ ____ ___ Pope Urban II (r. 1088–1099) called the First Crusade.

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November 27 1095

Question 41

ome thousand years later, at the Council of Clermont on 27 November 1095, Pope Urban II (r. 1088–1099) called

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the First Crusade

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clearly illustrate the role of Christianity as a driving force in globalization, though the real reason may not be immediately apparent

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crusade

Question 43

Some historians believe that the ____ were “Europe’s first colonial wars, a kind of proto-imperialism visited on the Muslim people”

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crusades

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While this idea was supported by demographic trends that convinced historians that Europe was in need of more ___ , it gained popularity in an era of anti-colonialist sentiment

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land

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adopted the rhetoric of “crusading imperialism.

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Arab nationalists

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crusading imperialism three facts

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Italian city-states gained a privileged economic position along the Levantine coast poor were easily persuaded to leave their fields in favor of fighting for the Holy Land many coastal territories were eventually settled after the western Europeans conquered them

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first fact of crusading imperialism Italian city-states gained a privileged economic position along the ____

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Levantine Coast

Question 48

wrote the article Religion in Global Conflict

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Mark Juergensmeyer

Question 49

argues that globalization has brought about three main problems among people worldwide

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Mark Juergensmeyer

Question 50

three main problems globalization has brought among people worldwide according to Mark Juergensmeyer

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problem on identity problem on accountability problem on security

Question 51

five stages of resurgence of religion in contemporary period

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isolated outbursts internationalization of religous rebellion anti-American and anti-European protests global war non-violent uprisings