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Ancient Israel
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1
The Israel Kings in order are:
Saul, David, Solomon
Solomon, David, Saul
Saul, Solomon, David
East, McCleary, Overstreet
2
Besides the Babylonian Captivity, the Babylonians were responsible for:
The destruction of Solomon's first temple
The Hebrews turning away from their beliefs
The Exodus
The Hebrews enslavement in Egypt
3
Why did King Solomon tax his people so heavily?
He gave the money to the poor
He thought they enjoyed paying taxes
He built great buildings (public works)
He was mean and greedy
4
Why did the Hebrews migrate from Canaan to Egypt?
slavery
captivity
famine
war
5
The star on the map is the location of:
Canaan
Jerusalem
Israel
Sinia Peninsula
6
How is Judaism different than the other religions during this same time period?
They believed you had to be a good person
They were monotheistic (one God)
It is still practiced today
They believed in an afterlife
7
Which Hebrew leader would be associated with this path of travel?
Abraham
Jacob
Cyrus the Great
Moses
8
The sacred texts of Judaism:
Are about the many gods of Judaism
Contain the same books as the Old Testament of the Christian Bible
Are called the Tanakh
Both red and yellow are correct
9
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob are known as:
The Prophets
The Three Stooges
The Three Kings of Israel
The Patriarchs
10
Which of the following are associated with Ancient Israel?
Sinai Peninsula
Dead Sea
Jordan River
All of the above
11
Which Hebrew King built the first temple?
Solomon
Saul
David
Jesus
12
What is the reason that Jewish culture has been spread all over the globe?
Distribution
Exile
Creationism
Diaspora
13
Which of the following is not an accomplishment of King David:
He expanded the kingdom of Israel
He built the first temple
He captured Jerusalem and made it the capital
He wrote psalms (or poems)
14
How did the geographical features of ancient Israel impact its development?
The mountains kept them isolated, leading to a homogenous culture
The Jordan River provided resources and allowed them to trade with others
The proximity to the Mediterranean Sea had no impact on the economy
Vast deserts prevented all trade or interaction with others
15
God made a covenant with ____________ and promised him he would be the patriarch of the Promise Land.
Moses
Jesus
Abraham
Solomon
16
How did the Persian Empire positively impact the ancient Israelites?
It increased military conflict
It allowed the Israelites to return to their homelands
It isolated the Ancient Israelites
It decreased trade through Israel
17
Which belief was a characteristic of Judaism?
the belief that followers must pray to their gods
the belief that they must all follow the same laws (Ten Commandments)
the belief that religious leaders held the highest status
both blue and yellow are correct
18
What was Saul's biggest accomplishment?
He led the Israelites out of Persia
He became the first king of Israel
He conqured Jerusalem and made it the capital
He delivered the Ten Commandments to the Herbrews
19
Which of the following describes Abraham's migration?
From Ur to Canaan
Both red and yellow are correct
Fom Ur to the Promise Land
From Canaan to Egypt
20
Nebuchadnezzar was responsible for which of the following:
The Exodus
The division of Israel into two separate kingdoms
Babylonian Captivity
Hebrews enslavement in Egypt
