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IB World Religions · Unit 1 of 6

IB World Religions Unit 1: Introduction to world religions

Unit 1 of IB World Religions covers Introduction to world religions. This unit contains 4 topics and 12 sub-topics. Below you'll find free study notes, flashcards, and exam preparation resources for every topic in this unit.

4 topics12 sub-topics
Exam technique guide

What Unit 1 covers

Part 1 of the syllabus, 50 teaching hours, examined by paper 1 (30%). Nine traditions in three columns, each studied through three fundamental questions.

Topics in Unit 1

1.1

Studying religion

3 sub-topics

1.2

Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism

3 sub-topics

1.3

Judaism, Christianity, Islam

3 sub-topics

1.4

Taoism, Jainism, Baha'i Faith

3 sub-topics

Study tip: Work through the topics in order — each builds on concepts from the one before. Start with notes, then reinforce with flashcards and practice questions.

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