Ch. 5 : Judaism and the Israelite Kingdoms
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27 Questions
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Choose the best answer for the question from the choices available. Which of the following statements is NOT true of Judaism?
Choose the best answer for the question from the choices available.
Which of the following statements is NOT true of Judaism?
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According to the Hebrew Bible, whom did God tell to settle with his family in Canaan?
According to the Hebrew Bible, whom did God tell to settle with his family in Canaan?
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Which word means that a religion is based on the worship of a single God?
Which word means that a religion is based on the worship of a single God?
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Which leader brought the Israelites into the Promised Land after the Exodus?
Which leader brought the Israelites into the Promised Land after the Exodus?
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What is a Jewish spiritual leader, or teacher, called?
What is a Jewish spiritual leader, or teacher, called?
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Who were the powerful leaders who governed Israel before the kings?
Who were the powerful leaders who governed Israel before the kings?
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Choose the best answer for the question from the choices available.Which of the following set the Hebrews apart from other ancient people?
Choose the best answer for the question from the choices available.
Which of the following set the Hebrews apart from other ancient people?
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Choose the best answer for the question from the choices available.What statement describes the earliest political organization of Israel after the Hebrews returned to Canaan from Egypt?
Choose the best answer for the question from the choices available.
What statement describes the earliest political organization of Israel after the Hebrews returned to Canaan from Egypt?
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Choose the best answer for the question from the choices available.According to the Hebrew Bible, where did Moses receive the Ten Commandments from God?
Choose the best answer for the question from the choices available.
According to the Hebrew Bible, where did Moses receive the Ten Commandments from God?
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Choose the best answer for the question from the choices available.The twelve tribes of Israel were descended from which man?
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The twelve tribes of Israel were descended from which man?
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Choose the best answer for the question from the choices available.What emblem became a symbol of Judaism and modern Israel?
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What emblem became a symbol of Judaism and modern Israel?
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Choose the best answer for the question from the choices available.Why did the kingdom of Israel split into two kingdoms?
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Why did the kingdom of Israel split into two kingdoms?
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Choose the best answer for the question from the choices available.Which action taken by a Seleucid king outraged the Jews?
Choose the best answer for the question from the choices available.
Which action taken by a Seleucid king outraged the Jews?
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Choose the best answer for the question from the choices available.Which of the following probably caused the port of Caesarea to be destroyed?
Choose the best answer for the question from the choices available.
Which of the following probably caused the port of Caesarea to be destroyed?
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Use the map and your knowledge of Judaism and the Israelite kingdoms to answer the question below. What is today's name for the northernmost Jewish settlement shown on the map?
Use the map and your knowledge of Judaism and the Israelite kingdoms to answer the question below.
What is today's name for the northernmost Jewish settlement shown on the map?
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Use the map to answer the following question. Which settlement was the site of an earlier Jewish exile?
Use the map to answer the following question.
Which settlement was the site of an earlier Jewish exile?
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Use the map to answer the following question. The route to which settlement involved both land and sea travel?
Use the map to answer the following question.
The route to which settlement involved both land and sea travel?
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What generalization can you make about the spread of Jews during the Diaspora?
What generalization can you make about the spread of Jews during the Diaspora?
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Use the time line and your knowledge of Judaism and the Israelite kingdoms to answer the question. About how many years passed between the return of the Israelites to Canaan and the Babylonian exile?
Use the time line and your knowledge of Judaism and the Israelite kingdoms to answer the question.
About how many years passed between the return of the Israelites to Canaan and the Babylonian exile?
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Use the time line and your knowledge of Judaism and the Israelite kingdoms to answer the question. How many years after the Assyrians conquered Israel was Solomon's Temple destroyed?
Use the time line and your knowledge of Judaism and the Israelite kingdoms to answer the question.
How many years after the Assyrians conquered Israel was Solomon's Temple destroyed?
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Use the time line and your knowledge of Judaism and the Israelite kingdoms to answer the question. Which exile was the longest?
Use the time line and your knowledge of Judaism and the Israelite kingdoms to answer the question.
Which exile was the longest?
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Use a complete sentence to write the answer in the space provided. What finally forced many Jews to leave their homeland?
Use a complete sentence to write the answer in the space provided.
What finally forced many Jews to leave their homeland?
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Use the document and your knowledge of Judaism and the Israelite kingdoms to answer the question below.INTRODUCTION The Hebrews differed from their neighbors in many ways. Most groups in the ancient world were polytheistic, but the Hebrews were not. Their religious beliefs and practices set them apart from the people around them and from the people who conquered them. While many other groups borrowed cultural practices from one another, the Hebrews purposely kept their practices separate and different. Jerusalem was their capital and the temple was the focus of religious life.OBJECTIVE: Explain why the rulers who conquered the Jews also robbed and destroyed their great temples.DOCUMENT 1 Excerpt from the Hebrew Bible. In 586 B.C., the New Babylonians, or Chaldeans, destroyed Jerusalem, including Solomon's Temple. The First Temple's destruction is described in these lines from Second Kings.
Use a complete sentence to write the answer in the space provided.What did the Chaldeans take from Solomon's Temple?
Use the document and your knowledge of Judaism and the Israelite kingdoms to answer the question below.
INTRODUCTION The Hebrews differed from their neighbors in many ways. Most groups in the ancient world were polytheistic, but the Hebrews were not. Their religious beliefs and practices set them apart from the people around them and from the people who conquered them. While many other groups borrowed cultural practices from one another, the Hebrews purposely kept their practices separate and different. Jerusalem was their capital and the temple was the focus of religious life.
OBJECTIVE: Explain why the rulers who conquered the Jews also robbed and destroyed their great temples.
DOCUMENT 1 Excerpt from the Hebrew Bible. In 586 B.C., the New Babylonians, or Chaldeans, destroyed Jerusalem, including Solomon's Temple. The First Temple's destruction is described in these lines from Second Kings.
Use a complete sentence to write the answer in the space provided.
What did the Chaldeans take from Solomon's Temple?
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Use a complete sentence to write the answer in the space provided.What did destroying the temple and taking the items for temple service suggest about the Chaldeans' attitude toward Jews and the Jewish God?
Use a complete sentence to write the answer in the space provided.
What did destroying the temple and taking the items for temple service suggest about the Chaldeans' attitude toward Jews and the Jewish God?
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DOCUMENT 2 Excerpt from the First Book of Machabees. In 168 B.C., the Seleucid king, Antiochus, tried to force Jews to stop practicing their religion. The following verses describe what the king took from the Second Temple in Jerusalem.
Use a complete sentence to write the answer in the space provided.What did Antiochus take from the Second Temple?
DOCUMENT 2 Excerpt from the First Book of Machabees. In 168 B.C., the Seleucid king, Antiochus, tried to force Jews to stop practicing their religion. The following verses describe what the king took from the Second Temple in Jerusalem.
Use a complete sentence to write the answer in the space provided.
What did Antiochus take from the Second Temple?
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DOCUMENT 2 Excerpt from the First Book of Machabees. In 168 B.C., the Seleucid king, Antiochus, tried to force Jews to stop practicing their religion. The following verses describe what the king took from the Second Temple in Jerusalem.
Use a complete sentence to write the answer in the space provided.Why do you think Antiochus entered the sanctuary "proudly"?
DOCUMENT 2 Excerpt from the First Book of Machabees. In 168 B.C., the Seleucid king, Antiochus, tried to force Jews to stop practicing their religion. The following verses describe what the king took from the Second Temple in Jerusalem.
Use a complete sentence to write the answer in the space provided.
Why do you think Antiochus entered the sanctuary "proudly"?
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DOCUMENT 3 Image of bas-relief from the Arch of Titus. The Arch of Titus, located in the Roman Forum, honors the victories of the general who conquered Jerusalem. This part of the arch shows soldiers taking away items from Jerusalem's Second Temple in A.D. 70.
Write the answer to each question in the space provided.What item, shown in the bas-relief, is a symbol of Judaism?
DOCUMENT 3 Image of bas-relief from the Arch of Titus. The Arch of Titus, located in the Roman Forum, honors the victories of the general who conquered Jerusalem. This part of the arch shows soldiers taking away items from Jerusalem's Second Temple in A.D. 70.
Write the answer to each question in the space provided.
What item, shown in the bas-relief, is a symbol of Judaism?