Which of the following was a result of Babylonian Captivity?

became stronger and determined in their identity and faith

Why was Moses important?

He led the Israelites out of Egyptian captivity.

How were the rulers different in Ancient Israel?

They were still subject to Jewish Law

Which of the following is King David known for?

Poet, Songwriter, and moved Capital to Jerusalem

How did David become famous to the Israelite kingdom?

He defeated Goliath with 5 smooth stones

Why did King David move the capital of Israel to Jerusalem?

To create a centralized government

What idea was key to Judaism?

the belief that the faithful followed the same set of laws

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1
Which of the following was a result of Babylonian Captivity?
became stronger and determined in their identity and faith
Nothing
They became Hindus
The religion and people of Israel were forgotten
2
Which Sea is to the west of Israel??
Sea of Galilee
Dead Sea
Sea of Tiberias
Mediterranean Sea
3
What does the term Diaspora mean?
enslaved
conquered
scattered
gathered
4
Who was the first king of Israel?
David
Solomon
Saul
Moses
5
Why was Moses important?
He wasn't important
He led the Israelites out of Egyptian captivity.
He murdered an Egyptian
He was found in a basket by the pharaoh's daughter
6
How were the rulers different in Ancient Israel?
They were believed to be god-kings
They were still subject to Jewish Law
They had to defeat a giant before they could become king
Nothing they were just like Ancient Egypt and China
7
Which of the following was a result of the attack of King Nebuchadnezzar on Israel?
Rebuilding of the temple
The Exodus
Babylonian Captivity
The Exile
8
Which of the following is King David known for?
Splitting the Israelite Kingdom in to 2 manageable kingdoms
Found by the daughter of a Pharaoh and raised in the palace
First King of Israel
Poet, Songwriter, and moved Capital to Jerusalem
9
How did David become famous to the Israelite kingdom?
He killed a bear
He wrote a book called Psalms
He defeated Goliath with 5 smooth stones
He was Saul's best friend
10
Who governed Israel before the kings?
Caesar
Judges
No one
Scribes
11
Which of the following is a place of worship for the Jews?
church
Nunnery
synagogue
Pentateuch
12
Which of the following civilizations is marked by the star on the Map?
Phoenicians
Felicians
Sumerians
Israelites
13
Which of the following is the holy text of the Jews?
New Testament
Torah
Veda
Epic of Gilgamesh
14
Why did King David move the capital of Israel to Jerusalem?
To preserve cultural history
Because that was his favorite city
To make it weaker
To create a centralized government
15
Which of the following was Abraham most famous for?
Father and Founder of Judaism
Father and Founder of Buddhism
Led the Israelites out of Egypt
First King of Israel
16
What idea was key to Judaism?
belief that spirits influenced events in the natural world
the belief that all followers must pray to their gods
the belief that leaders of the faith held the highest status
the belief that the faithful followed the same set of laws
17
Which king is known for being wise and building the Temple in Jerusalem?
Abraham
Saul
Solomon
David
18
Why did the prophet Samuel think having a king was a bad idea?
He would tax and enslave them
He loved the idea of having a king
He feared the king would kill him.
He would make Israel bigger than God
19
Which of the following was the king of the Persians that allowed the Jews to return to Judah?
Moses
Cyrus the Great
Sargon the Mighty
Eric
20
What two kingdoms did Israel become after Solomon's death?
Israel and Judah
Judah and Egypt
Egypt and Mesopotamia
Israel and Babylon
21
Which of the following was an important set of laws for Judaism?
10 Commandments
Hammurabi's Code
4 Noble Truths
Eight Fold Path to Enlightenment
22
Which of the following was NOT a landmark in Ancient Israel?
Dead Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Indus River Valley
Red Sea
23
Judaism is Monotheistic, what does that mean?
belief in one God.
belief in no gods
belief in many gods

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