Kingdom of Jerusalem
Diaspora
Babylonian Exile
Characteristics of a Civilization
Characteristics & Context of Evidence
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Where was the kingdom of Jerusalem?

the kingdom in present day Israel where the israelites ruled from c. 1010 BCE to c. 937 BCE.

100

What is the formal definition?

Refers to any people or ethnic group forced to leave its homeland, and the spreading out of those people that results from it. it is especially used with reference to the Jewish people, who have lived most of their existence as a diasporan people.

100

When did the Babylonian Empire conquer Judah and what did they do?

In 597 BCE, the Babylonian empire conquered the kingdom of Judah and destroyed the temple. 

100

What is a city?

Centers of population, culture and trade. First developed on rivers or other bodies of water.

100

What is art and architecture?

Used to build temples for worship or sacrifice and palaces and tombs for kings. Painters and artists portrayed stories of nature and depicted gods and rulers.

200
Who was ruler when the first temple of Jerusalem was constructed and when was the kingdom divided?

Under King Solomon the first temple of Jerusalem was constructed and the city became known for its dedication to religion. It was divided in 922 BCE and they were divided into Israel and Judah which made them easy to invade.

200

What happened to the Jews?

They were forced into exile or held captive by Babylon. The Jews who were exiled dispersed around the Mediterranean sea.
200

What is a government?

Government organizes and regulates human activity. They make laws to regulate their subjects lives.

200

What is time and sequence of events?

What is happening or has happened leading up to the source.

300

Who saved the Jews?

In 539 BCE Cyrus the Great conquered Babylon and freed the Jews. Many returned to jerusalem and built a smaller version of the temple.

300

What is religion?

Religion explains the forces of nature and their roles in the world, why things are the way they are, and provide values for living.

300

What is Location?

What is significant about the area a source originates from.

400

What is social structure?

A framework for people's' roles in the society. This includes job specialization.

400

What is Point of View?

Who created the source, what is the perspective they have.

500
What is writing?

Writing was used to keep records of history and important matters. Eventually writing was also used for creative expression and produced literature.

500

What is source credibility?

Is the source reliable or trustworthy.

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