The answer is C. Monotheism, the belief in one god, was first practiced by the Hebrews.
EXPLANATION:
Monotheism is the belief in only one God. We know Christianity, Judaism, and Islam as the religions which apply monotheism. These three religions are popularly known to be originated from the Arab World.
Judaism is the first and the oldest monotheistic religion which was started 3500 years ago. Jews believe that God made a promise to Abraham that He would be a father of good people if they follow God’s instruction. Jews also believe that God renewed the promise with Moses who was the leader of slavery in Egypt. Jews have Ten Commandments which was revealed by God as the rules to follow.
Christianity is the second-oldest monotheistic religion in the world which started 2000 years ago. The beginning of Christianity was at the death of Jesus Christ. There are many Christian traditions in the Arab World. Moreover, the oldest churches are found in the Arab World.
Islam started 1300 years ago, exactly in 610 CE when Muhammad received the revelations from God. Muhammad is believed as the last prophet. Islam knows Moses, Jesus, and many others as the prophets. The revelations Muhammad received from God are recorded in Alquran.
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KEYWORDS: monotheism, Hebrews, Muslim, Christians, Christianity, Islam.
Subject: Social studies
Class: 10-12
Sub-chapter: monotheism
