Vocabulary Word Given
Vocabulary Definition Given
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diaspora

Groups of Jews living outside the Jewish homeland 

100

teachings that Moses received from God; later became the first part of the Hebrew Bible 

Torah

100

What are the three parts of the Hebrew Bible?

The Torah

The Prophets

The Writings

100

Why do Jews follow laws related to food?

By following laws related to food, Jews believe that they are showing obedience to God.
200

tribe

a social group made up families or clans

200

a forced absence from one's home or country

exile

200

What do Christians call the Hebrew Bible

The Old Testament

200

How did the rabbis help Judaism survive after Roman conquests?

Rabbis taught and explained the Torah, provided moral guidance, and founded schools to preserve the basic beliefs of Judaism

300

Exodus

the departure of the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt

300

prepared according to Jewish dietary law

kosher

300

Why is the land of Canaan often called the Promised Land?

According to the Hebrew Bible, God promised Abraham that the land would belong to him and his descendants forever

300

How did the education of ancient Jewish boys and girls differ?

More emphasis placed on education for boys, who learned from their fathers and religious teachers. Girls were taught from home by their mothers.

400

prophet

a messenger sent by God to share God's word with people
400

the official leader of a Jewish congregation

rabbi

400

What is the Talmud, and why is it significant?

The Talmud is the collection of discussions of Jewish law from the Mishnah and other Jewish legal traditions. It is the basis for Jewish teachings

400
TRUE OR FALSE: Assyrians and Israelites combined together to form Samaritan culture. 

TRUE

500

monotheism

belief in one God
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money given to a religious institution

tithe

500

What did the Israelites believe about God?

The Israelites believed that God created and ruled the world and that God is very powerful and also just and good. 

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What is the Jewish Sabbath? How is it observedd?

It is the Jewish weekly day of worship and rest. It is observed from sundown Friday to nightfall Saturday, when Jews talk about their religion and history and do not work. 
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