How did the Babylonian Captivity end?

The Persians allowed the exiles to return to Israel.

Which statement accurately describse the sacred texts of Judaism?

They contain the same books as the Old Testament of the Christian Bible.

How do historians MOST use the Hebrew Bible?

as a primary source documenting the history and religion of Israel

What was David's major accomplishment?

He established Jerusalem as the capitol

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The Ancient Israelites

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1
How did the Babylonian Captivity end?
The Babylonians conquered the Persians and released the captives.
The Persians allowed the exiles to return to Israel.
The Assyrians conquered the Babylonians
The Babylonians conquered the Assyrians and released the captives.
2
Which statement accurately describse the sacred texts of Judaism?
They are about the many gods of Judaism.
They contain the same books as the Old Testament of the Christian Bible.
There are no sacred texts of Judaism.
They were meant to replace the Torah.
3
How do historians MOST use the Hebrew Bible?
as a primary source documenting the history and religion of Mesopotamia
as a secondary source documenting the history and religion of Egypt
as a primary source documenting the history and religion of India
as a primary source documenting the history and religion of Israel
4
How was Judaism different from other religions practiced in the region at the time it began?
Judaism was monotheistic.
Judaism told the story of all people.
Judaism was matriarchal.
Judaism focused on the afterlife.
5
What religion did the Israelites found?
Hinduism
Christianity
Buddhism
Judaism
6
Which event refers to when the Israelites were lead out of Egyptian captivity?
Abraham lived in Mesopotamia
The Israelites wandered in the desert
The Exodus
The Diaspora
7
What was Solomon's major accomplishment?
He was the first king of Israel
He killed Saul
He built the first temple
He established Jerusalem as the capitol
8
Judaism is closely related to which religion?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Polytheism
Christianity
9
The Israelites split into what two kingdoms?
Judah and Israel
Israel and Babylon
Babylon and Assyria
Judah and Babylon
10
True or false: Judah was in the north and Israel was in the south
True
False
11
What rules do Jews try to follow because they believe these rules come from God?
The Tanakh
The Ten Commandments
Hammurabi's Code
The Ziggurats
12
Which event happened first?
Abraham lived in Mesopotamia
The Israelites wandered in the desert
The Diaspora
The Exodus
13
What was David's major accomplishment?
He built the first temple
He killed Saul
He established Jerusalem as the capitol
He was the first king of Israel
14
Which event refers to when the Israelites were spread throughout the world?
The Exodus
Abraham lived in Mesopotamia
The Israelites wandered in the desert
The Diaspora
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Who was the first king of Israel?
Goliath
Solomon
Saul
David

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