6th - Ch. 5 Test - Judaism

The Israelites practiced ___________________________, which means belief in only one God.

Jewish history is NOT recounted in all three sections of the Hebrew Bible.

Following God's laws is how the Jews

Where did the Israelites live for 40 years in search of the Promised Land?

Acting or living in a way that is ethically right and obeys God's laws is called justice.

The book of Exodus states that the Israelites were led out of slavery in Egypt by

What happend to the Kingdom of Israel when King Solomon died?

The Judeo-Christian tradition is

Jews celebrate their freedom from slavery in Egypt with which holiday?

Which Jewish patriarch traveled from his home in Mesopotamia to a land called Canaan because of a covenant with God?

The traditional beginnings of Judaism are described in which ancient text?

One of the greatest legacies of Judaism is the Judeo-Christian tradtion.

Moses was a patriarch of the Jewish people.

Saul was named the first King of Israel marking

How did the Disaspora impact Jews worship of God?

Which Israelite captured Jerusalem and made it the capital of the Kingdom of Israel?

Where is the Promised Land that the Torah says God promised to the Israelites as a permanent home?

The commandment "Love your fellow human being as yourself" urges Jews to

After Moses' death, Joshua let the Israelites out of the Exodus and into the Promised Land.

Which is not a principle of democracy promoted by the Judaism

The captivity of the Jewish people by the Babylonians marks the beginning of what?

Ethical laws were provided to the Israelites in

Which two conquerors were most responisble for forcing Jews from Israel?

Which Jewish writing is the best source for helping Jews to understand God's laws?

Abraham was born in the city of Ur in Mesopotamia.

Which city is Joshua conquer as he led the Hebrew people into the Promised Land?

Great works of Hebrew literature are found in what part of the Hebrew Bible?

Which activity is least important to the good practice of Judaism?