This quiz will help you review some of the basic vocabulary and key concepts of the unit on the rise of Judaism.
The region thought to be the original homeland of the ancient Hebrews.
A collection of stories and laws that make up the holy book of the Jews.
The name for a Mesopotamian high priest.
An early Hebrew temple.
None of the above.
Moses
Jesus
Abraham
Isaac
Siddhartha
Canaan
Palestine
Sinai
Israel
All of these have been used to name the Jewish "homeland" at one time or another.
There were no temples or shrines.
The belief that the universe was controlled by 12 goddesses.
Women could serve as high priests.
Monotheism
None of the above
There is only one god.
There is a covenant between the Jews and their god.
Follow the Ten Commandments
All of the above
None of the above
An agreement
A promise
A contract
A pledge
All of the above
A religious holiday that celebrates the escape from Egypt
A religious ceremony that celebrates a child becoming an adult
A religious festival that celebrates the rededication of the Temple in Jerusalem
The Jewish New Year celebration
None of the above.
Into 12 city-states
Into 12 tribes
Into 12 empires
Into 12 classes
None of the above.
Ramses II
Saul
David
Solomon
All of these were important kings of Israel.
Money paid to a stronger, dominant power
"peace" money paid to prevent being invaded
A musical performance to honor the king
All of the above
A and B only
Jews are people who practice Judaism.
The Jewish religion is practiced by Jewish people.
Judaists are people who practice the Jew religion.
Judaism is just one element of the rich Jewish culture shared by millions of Jews, some of whom are not at all religious.
The Hebrews were an ancient culture who, after the development of Judaism, became known as Jews.
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