Origins and History
Synagogue, Symbols, Celebrations
Persecution and the Shoah
Branches of Judaism
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100

This man rescued the Hebrews from slavery

Moses
100

This candelabra is lit during the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah

Menorah

100

The hatred of Jews is known as this

Anti-Semitism 

100

These are the three main branches of Judaism (that we have been told to study)

Reform, Conservative, and Orthodox

100

This is a seven day period of mourning following death

Shiva

200

Having made a covenant with God, he is the Father of Judaism 

Abraham

200
Perhaps the most well known symbol of Judaism, David had it displayed on his shield as he fought Goliath (Hey that was your ISU!)

The Star of David

200

This former artist and veteran with a notable moustache played a major role in the Holocaust after he was elected chancellor of Germany

Adolf Hitler 

200

Before this, mysticism and religion were ways of knowing and understanding life.

The Enlightenment

200

The Sabbath starts on the sundown of this day

Friday (lasts until sundown Saturday) 

300

The oral torah is known as this 

The Talmud

300
The Torah scrolls are kept in this 

The Holy Ark 

300

Anti-Jewish sentiment was fuelled for centuries through art, writing, myths and propaganda, which lead to massacres of Jewish communities known as these

Pogroms

300

The largest branch of Judaism in Canada, It follows many, but not all, of the 613 commandments of the Torah, women may sit with men in synagogues and can sometimes be ordained as Rabbis

Conservative Judaism

300
The period in history in which the atrocities of the Holocaust took place is also referred to as this in the Jewish community 

The Shoah

400

These three men united Hebrews under one kingdom

Saul, David, and Solomon

400

The shofar is blown to celebrate a new year and new beginnings during this holiday

Rosh Hashanah 

400

These took place close to Passover, when Jews were charged with using the blood of Christian children to bake matzahs. 

Blood Libels

400

Using a combination of Hebrew and English for religious service, in this branch of Judaism, individualism and tikkun olam are stressed. As long as one parent is Jewish, a child is Jewish. L'chaim!

Reform Judaism 

400

The synagogue is also referred to as this Hebrew word 

Shul

500

In 930 B.C.E., the kingdom of Israel split into two parts: Israel and this kingdom 

Judah 

500

DAILY DOUBLE!! List three components of a passover meal



Possible answers:

Passover lamb shank bone, The Matzah or unleavened bread, Maror or bitter herbs, Celery, Egg, Salt water. Charoset, Four cups of wine, Elijah’s cup

500

Though Jews were barred from many professions (e.g. Medicine, teaching, etc.), one thing they were allowed to do was this

Money Lending

500

This branch stresses the importance of observing all the ancient rules and practices. Judaism can only be passed down maternally and following traditions outlined in the torah is of utmost importance. 

Orthodox Judaism 

500

How many triangles can be found on the Star of David

8

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