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1
What made Solomon unpopular with the Hebrew people?
enslaved the Hebrews
raised taxes
made the Ark of the Covenant
tickled Goliath
2
What is considered the birthplace of Christianity?
Rome
Judea
Egypt
Greece
3
Who united the two Hebrew kingdoms?
David
Solomon
Abraham
Moses
4
Who made the first great temple in Jerusalem?
Solomon
David
Moses
Abraham
5
A major contribution of Abraham's was ______________.
cutting his own hair
establishing Jerusalem as a holy city
making the shift to polytheism
making the shift to monotheism
6
Who was responsible for making Jerusalem a holy city?
Moses
Solomon
David
Abraham
7
What was the departure from Egypt called?
The Great Migration
Exodus
The Rescue
Adios Amigos
8
Who warned the Egyptian pharaoh of God's plagues?
Solomon
Abraham
David
Moses
9
Which missionary changed his name after becoming a convert?
Luke
John
Matthew
Paul
10
Who crucified Jesus?
Romans
Jews
11
The Ark of the Covenant could be found in what holy city?
Athens
Yavneh
Jerusalem
Babylon
12
What survived Roman attacks and is still frequently visited in Jerusalem?
Ten Commandments
Western Wall
Ark of the Covenant
Great Temple
13
Abram made sacred agreements with God, meaning a ___________ was made.
covenant
pact
truce
sacrifice
14
What laws are represented on the tablets?
Ten Commandments
Hammurabi's Codes
Twelve Tables
Constitution
15
Who originally led the Hebrews to Canaan?
David
Moses
Solomon
Abraham
16
King David was known for defeating ______________
Graham
Goliath
Saul
Solomon
17
What was proof that Jesus was the Messiah?
parting the Red Sea
John the Baptist saying so
his use of parables
his resurrection
18
What were the Jews hoping the Messiah would do?
save them
tell them jokes
lead them out of slavery
mess up the Roman Empire
19
What is the Torah?
a holy temple
first book of the Hebrew bible
a city in Canaan
5 books of the Hebrew bible
20
Who was responsible for leading the Hebrews out of Egyptian slavery?
Moses
Solomon
Abraham
David
21
Who was not one of the four Hebrew leaders?
Abraham
David
Herod
Moses
22
Diaspora means __________________
to dance
a scattering
to live together
to celebrate
23
Why did Christianity become its own religion?
There wasn't enough room for more Jews.
Christians thought they were cooler.
Christians believed Jesus was the Messiah and Son of God.
Christians wanted to travel more.
24
Why is the Torah important to the understanding of the ancient Hebrews' religious history?
tells how the Jewish religion started
gives Hebrews something to study
shows Hebrew is hard to understand
25
What does the word persecute mean?
persuade
to be eaten by lions
treat with kindness
to mistreat / abuse
26
Moses spoke to God on behalf of the Hebrews. He was known as a ______________
prophet
plague
pharaoh
covenant
27
Moses warned the Egyptian pharaoh that terrible _________ would come.
prizes
people
plagues
sacrifices
28
Where was Jesus born?
Egypt
Bethlehem
Rome
Nazareth
29
What was Jesus' favorite way of teaching?
having others speak for him
lecturing
he did not teach
using parables
30
How were Hebrews expected to treat the less fortunate?
like they're better than them
like they're slaves
as equals
shouldn't be spoken to
31
Why was Judaism hard to preserve?
God's people were living in foreign lands
Judaism died out
God stopped caring for his people
It did not need to be preserved
32
How do people of Jewish faith study their history?
They don't study.
Visiting Egypt
Studying the Ten Commandments
Reading the Torah & Talmud
33
What was a reason that the Romans did not like the Christians?
The Christians were trying to take over Rome.
They didn't worship the emperor as a god.
They lived a simple life.
They wouldn't fight in the Roman army.
34
How were Hebrews' religious beliefs different from others' beliefs?
Hebrews = monotheistic
Hebrews = same as everyone
Hebrews = bitheistic
Hebrews = polytheistic
35
This visual shows _________________
the Egyptian vacation plan
early Hebrew movement
a connect the dots
a course for a race
