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The world's four major world religions
 
  A) originated from Old World agricultural and urban hearth areas.
  B) emerged from the world's core regions.
  C) diffused from the New World following the Columbian Exchange.
  D) began in the region of modern-day Israel/Palestine/Arabian Peninsula.
  E) were spread around the world with European imperialism.

Question 2

Despite having a long history and followers around the world, Judaism does not have many followers. In large part, this is because Judaism
 
  A) does not seek converts.
  B) is a polytheistic religion.
  C) is an off-shoot of the much more popular Sikhism.
  D) like Feng Shui, is just a passing fad.
  E) recognizes Saturday as the holy day, which conflicts with Saturday as a day of work, play and college football.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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