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World History Chapter 7 - The Hebrews and Judaism
World History Chapter 7 - The Hebrews and Judaism
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Review for Chapter 7 - World History - 6th Grade
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1
How did the event at Masada end?
The Romans set the Jews free.
The Jews were captured and became Roman slaves.
Jews took their own lives.
Romans and Jews lived together in peace.
2
The Bible story about whom shows people how they should treat their families?
Esther
Saul
Moses
Ruth
3
What is the name of the fortress where a group of Zealots locked themselves and fought Romans?
Jerusalem
Canaan
Masada
Alexandria
4
King David of Israel established the capital of Israel in what city?
Jerusalem
Damascus
Alexandria
Ramses
5
Who were the rebellious Jews who didn't think Jews should answer to anyone but God?
Zealots
Masadas
Hebrews
rabbis
6
Which Jewish holiday celebrates the rededication of the Second Temple?
Passover
Yom Kippur
Hanukkah
Rosh Hashana
7
What language is a combination of Hebrew and German?
Egyptian
Italian
Hebrew
Yiddish
8
How did Judaism affect later cultures?
Judaism helped shape Western cultures.
All world cultures are based on Judaism.
Judaism had no effect on other cultures.
Only Eastern cultures were affected by Judaism
9
How did Judaism influence the development of Islam?
People following Islam followed Mosaic laws.
Both religions were descended from Abraham.
Teachings of Jesus reflect Mosaic laws.
Both groups honors the Sabbath.
10
Moses led his people out of Egypt in a journey called the ....
Yom Kippur
Exodus
Hanakkuh
Yiddish
11
What made the pharoah free the Hebrews from Eqypt?
Plagues struck Egypt
The Hebrew population was outgrowing the food supply.
God told him to free them.
The Hebrews had received the Ten Commandments.
12
What ended the first Jewish revolt against the Romans?
Jews banned from Jerusalem
Jewish homes being destroyed
Jews being mistreated
the burning of the Second Temple
13
What was the scattering of the Jews outside of Canaan?
Diaspora
Masada
Passover
Zealots
14
The Hebrews can trace their families back to what man?
Abraham
Soloman
Moses
David
15
Why did the Ashkenazim and Sephardim develop different rituals and cultures?
They lived in different countries.
They were discrimminated against by the Romans.
The both settled in Eastern Europe.
They shared the same beliefs.
16
How did Abraham know to leave Mesopotamia?
There was a drought in Mesopotamia.
Moses told him about Canaan.
God told him to take his family to Canaan.
The Romans ran him out of the country.
17
Who are the spirital leaders, or Jewish teachers, who guide the Jews in their religious lives?
Moses and Abraham
Diasporas
rabbis
Talmuds
18
How are Mosaic laws different from the Ten Commandments?
Mosaic laws guide the every day lives of Jews.
Mosaic laws are based on the Christian Bible.
Mosaic laws did not have to be followed.
Mosaic laws are the most important laws.
19
Which group invaded the Israelites land and controlled them?
Chaldeans
All of these
Romans
Persians
20
What is the Jewish place of worship called?
Talmud
church
synagogue
Second Temple
21
Which of these shows that Hebrew women had very few rights?
Hebrew women could vote in elections.
Her husband was chosen for her.
Women were allowed to go to war.
Some Hebrew women were political leaders.
22
King David's son, Solomon, built what in Jerusalem?
a great temple
a wall around Jerusalem
a synagogue
Masada
23
What is the most holy day of the year to Jews?
Hanukkah
Passover
Yom Kippur
Rosh Hashanah
24
KIng David of Israel was famous for doing what as a young man?
being a sheep herder
getting into trouble
defeating the Roman army
killing the giant Goliath
25
What important artifacts were found by a boy hunting his lost goat?
Mosaic laws
Torah
Dead Sea Scrolls
Talmud
26
Another name for the Hebrew Bible is ....
Talmud
Ten Commandments
Mosaic law
Tanach
