Religious diversity varies greatly by state. The largest religious group in the United States is composed of Christians (divided into different sects), accounting for about 70 percent of the population. Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, and other religions are practiced by less than 6 percent of the population. Label each area on the map of the United States with the religion that represents the second largest religious tradition in that area. IslamBahá'íBuddhistHinduJudaism?