Guru Nanak is regarded as the founder of which religion?
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Correct answer: Sikhism
Guru Nanak, born in the fifteenth century, is regarded as the first Guru and founder of the Sikh tradition. He taught devotion to one God, honest work, sharing with others and the equality of human beings. Jainism and Buddhism arose much earlier, while Zoroastrianism has a separate ancient Iranian origin. Thus Sikhism is the only appropriate answer.
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Sikhism
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Guru Nanak, born in the fifteenth century, is regarded as the first Guru and founder of the Sikh tradition. He taught devotion to one God, honest work, sharing with others and the equality of human beings. Jainism and Buddhism arose much earlier, while Zoroastrianism has a separate ancient Iranian origin. Thus Sikhism is the only appropriate answer.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 History question. Chapter: An Empire Across Three Continents. Topic: Religion and culture.
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