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Which description applies to Zoroastrianism?

polytheistic: its followers worshipped many different gods

animistic: its followers believed that natural objects have spirits

monotheistic: its followers worshipped a single god

pantheistic: its followers believed the whole universe is divine

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Answer:    Monotheistic: its followers worshipped a single god

Explanation:  Zoroastrianism was founded by Zoroaster in Persia in the sixth century BC. It is a typical monotheistic religion that teaches about one God. It has similarities with today's three famous monotheistic religions, because it also teaches about the angels, demons, the Savior.  In its sensibility, it is considered pre-Islamic, and contains sacred texts Avesta. The concept is based on the struggle of good and evil, and people are required to do good deeds and thus deserve paradise.

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