Islam has a belief in five compulsory daily prayers.
Which of the following Abrahamic religions has a belief in five compulsory daily prayers?(1 point)
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Christianity
Christianity
Hinduism
Hinduism
Judaism
Judaism
Islam
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90 percent in Asia
90 percent in Asia
90 percent in the Middle East
90 percent in the Middle East
25 percent in the Middle East, 25 percent in Asia, and 25 percent in North America
25 percent in the Middle East, 25 percent in Asia, and 25 percent in North America
60 percent in Asia, 20 percent in the Middle East, and 15 percent in Africa
60 percent in Asia, 20 percent in the Middle East, and 15 percent in Africa
The most accurate response regarding the spatial distribution of Islam is "90 percent in Asia." This reflects that a significant majority of Muslims live in Asian countries. However, it's essential to note that Islam is also present in other regions, including the Middle East, Africa, and parts of North America and Europe.
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reliance on natural forces
reliance on natural forces
economies are not ecologically sustainable
economies are not ecologically sustainable
free access to traditional lands
free access to traditional lands
an increasing number of native language speakers
The option that presents a threat to traditional ways of life moving forward is "economies are not ecologically sustainable." Unsustainable economic practices can lead to environmental degradation, loss of resources, and disruption of traditional lifestyles that rely on the natural environment.
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the popularity of national sports leagues such as the NFL
the popularity of national sports leagues such as the NFL
the common use of major languages only
the common use of major languages only
the continuation of democratic ideals and free market economies
the continuation of democratic ideals and free market economies
the continuation of traditional gender roles
The option that describes an example of cultural divergence is "the continuation of traditional gender roles." Cultural divergence refers to the tendency of a culture to become more distinct or different from others, which can be illustrated by the persistence of traditional gender roles in specific societies as they resist external influences.
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a rise in the number of individuals who act as global citizens
a rise in the number of individuals who act as global citizens
the loss of national cuisines
the loss of national cuisines
the abandonment of national sports
the abandonment of national sports
the extinction of less common languages
The option that describes a danger of cultural convergence is "the loss of national cuisines." Cultural convergence can lead to homogenization, where local traditions, including food customs, may be replaced or diminished by more dominant global cultures, resulting in the loss of diverse culinary heritages.
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The median rural income is less than the median urban income.
The median rural income is less than the median urban income.
There is greater equality in the U.S. than in most European countries.
There is greater equality in the U.S. than in most European countries.
There is a median income gap between men and women, but not between different ethnicities.
There is a median income gap between men and women, but not between different ethnicities.
The U.S. is the most unequal country in the world.
The statement that accurately describes inequality in the U.S. is "The median rural income is less than the median urban income." This reflects the economic disparities often seen between urban and rural areas in terms of income and access to resources.
The other statements are inaccurate or misleading:
- While there is a median income gap between men and women, there are also significant income disparities between different ethnicities.
- The U.S. is often cited as having high income inequality, but it may not necessarily be the "most unequal country in the world" when considering other nations' contexts and measures.
- The claim about greater equality compared to most European countries is generally incorrect, as many European nations have more robust social safety nets and lower levels of income inequality.