Diffusion of Religion11/26 O Use the map on 124 and 125. Write the following sentence stems: O I see _____________. I can infer this means ______. O I.

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Diffusion of Religion11/26 O Use the map on 124 and 125. Write the following sentence stems: O I see _____________. I can infer this means ______. O I wonder why _________ because ___________. O I am confused by ___________________.

O Universalizing: Religions that spread and proselytize others. Have a founder and date of origin ( Islam, Christianity, and Buddhism) O Ethnic religions: No founder or date of origin. Do not purposely spread or convert people (Hinduism and Judaism)

Map activity O Create a map of the origins and diffusions of the 3 universalizing religions and the 2 ethnic religions.

Diffusion cont’d2/20 O Bell-ringer: O What was difficult about the activity yesterday? O What did you do to help yourself be successful at the activity?

REFLECTION: O Make three inferences about why these religions diffused as they did. O When doing this activity, I wondered …. O In general, Christianity diffused to … O In general, Islam diffused to … O In general, Buddhism diffused to …

Spread of Christianity

Spread of Islam

Spread of Hinduism