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The Hebrews and Judaism Chapter 7
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7th Grade World History - Hebrews and Judaism
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1
Which of the following do Jews consider to be the most holy day of the year?
Yom Kippur
Passover
Hanukkah
Rosh Hashanah
2
_____________ is a language created by the Jews.
Yiddish
Greman
Russian
Hebrew
3
The Maccabees were a Jewish family that was tired of foreign rule.
False
True
4
Which holiday celebrates the re-dedication of the Second Temple?
Passover
Rosh Hashana
Hanukkah
Yom Kippur
5
When Saul died, his younger brother took the throne.
True
False
6
Which of the following best describes Judaism's effect on later cultures?
Most Eastern Cultures were strongly influenced by Judaism
All world cultures are based on Judaism.
Few cultures were shaped by Judaism
Judaism helped shape Western cultures
7
Which of the following occurred before Abraham left Mesopotamia?
Moses led the Hebrews out of slavery
The Hebrews moved to Canaan.
Abraham received the Ten Commandments
God spoke to Abraham
8
Which of the following shows that Hebrew women had few rights?
Some Hebrew women became political leaders.
A Hebrew woman's husband was chosen for her by her father
Some Hebrew women saved other Hebrews from enemies.
All Hebrew women could vote in elections.
9
How did Judaism influence the development of Islam?
Early followers of Islam honored the Sabbath.
The first people to follow Islam believed they decended from Abraham
The people who follow Islam are required to follow the Mosaic laws.
The teachings of Jesus reflect Jewish ideas.
10
The story of __________ is told in the Bible as an example of how people should treat their family members.
Naomi
Ruth
Esther
Mary
11
Although Hebrew women had very few rights, they were allowed to inherit property even if they had brothers.
False
True
12
Which of the following groups did not control the Israelite's?
Chaldeans
Canaanites
Persians
Romans
13
Which of the following prompted the pharaoh to free the Hebrews?
The Hebrew population grew rapidly in Egypt.
The Hebrews received the Ten Commandments from God.
A series of plagues struck Egypt.
Moses demanded freedom for the Hebrews.
14
How did the event at Masada end?
the Romans allowed the Jews there to go free.
The Jews there were captured.
The Jews there took their own lives.
The Romans and the Jews made peace.
15
How are Mosaic laws different from the Ten Commandments?
Mosaic laws guide Jews' daily lives
Mosaic laws do not need to be followed
Mosaic laws are based on the Bible
Mosaic laws are the most important Jewish laws.
16
Which of the following was most responsible for ending the first Jewish revolt against the Romans?
the banning of all Jew from Jerusalem.
the ongoing discrimination against Jews.
The destruction of Jewish homes and businesses.
the burning of the Second Temple.
17
Like most people in the ancient world, the Jews worshiped many gods.
True
False
18
The Bible traces the Hebrews back to a man named
David
Daniel
Abraham
Solomon
19
The Dead Sea Scrolls were found by a young boy exploring a small cave near the Dead Sea.
True
False
20
Who was the President of the United States during the 9/11/2001 attacks?
Ronald Regan
Donald Trump
Barack Obama
George W. Bush
21
Torah is the most sacred text of Hebrew writings,Jews believe that the Torah's contents were revealed to which prophet?
Moses
Jesus
Daniel
Abraham
22
A group of Zealots locked themselves in a mountain fortress called
Masada
Alexandria
23
What was the two main targets of the 9/11/2001 attacks?
Washington D. C. and Los Angles
World Trade Center Towers and Los Angles
Los Angles and Sears Tower
Washington D.C. and World Trade Center Towers
24
Another name for the Hebrew Bible is the
Koran
Talmud
Tanach
Torah
25
Why did the Ashkenazim and Sephardim develop different rituals and cultures?
They both settled in Europe
They were discriminated against by different rulers.
They shared the same basic beliefs.
They lived in different parts of the world.
