Judaism 1
This is what a Jewish religious leader is called.
What is a rabbi?
He is the father (or patriarch) of Judaism, because he made a deal with God to create the kingdom of Israel for his family.
Who is Abraham?
This was the genocide of over 6 million Jews in the 1930s and 40s at the hands of Germany.
What is the Holocaust?
This is the oldest of the two religions.
What is Judaism?
This is the Christian equivalent of an Islamic mosque or Jewish synagogue.
What is a church? (cathedral and chapel are also acceptable)
This holiday celebrates the birth of Jesus.
What is Christmas?
This disease killed up to 2/3 of Europe in the 1300s, wiping out tons of workers and allowing those who survived to charge more for their labor.
This person was considered an important teacher and prophet in both religions, but is only considered the Messiah in one.
Who is Jesus Christ?
This is about when Jesus lived and died.
What is 5 BCE - 30 CE?
This is the most common symbol of Judaism.
What is the Star of David?
This is a building where Jewish people worship.
What is a synagogue?
This the special type of diet used by Orthodox Jews.
What is kosher?
This is the term for media (artwork, video, articles, etc) that are biased and try to sway public opinion (Hitler was a big fan of this during World War II).
What is propaganda?
The Christian Bible is divided into these two sections.
What is the Old Testament and the New Testament?
Jesus had 12 followers, also called this term.
What are disciples?
The Reformation occurred when this group developed in Europe and starting questioning the Christian church and the wealthiest members of society.
What is the Middle Class?
Both religions are united by the fact that they worship a single god, meaning they are THIS:
What is monotheistic?
This is about the time when Judaism developed.
What is about 2000 BCE (about 4000 years ago)?
During the Holocaust, the Nazis categorized Jewish people as a different race from white Christians, also known as this.
What are Aryans?
This is what Jewish people were originally called (and the name of the Jewish Bible).
What is Hebrew?
According to Judaism, God made this with the Jewish people, promising them the land of Israel if they followed his laws.
What is a covenant?
This is the term for prejudice against Jewish people.
What is anti-Semitism?
This is the crime Jesus was actually arrested for, before being crucified.
What is blasphemy?
This missionary, who was a Roman citizen and NOT Jewish before converting after Christ's death, spread Christianity to Asia and Europe.
Who is Paul of Tarsus?
When the Christian Church split, it became divided into these two groups.
What are the Protestants and the Roman Catholic Church?
This individual founded Judaism, but is an important figure in the Old Testament of the Christian Bible as well.
Who is Abraham?
This is about the time period when the Jewish Diaspora began (when Israel was conquered and Jewish people spread out).
What is 700-200 BCE?
This is the first 5 books of the Hebrew Bible.
What is the Torah?
This is the Jewish New Year, and one of the two High Holidays.
What is Rosh Hashana?
This was set of laws as well as a type of pseudoscience the Germans used to make Jewishness into a subhuman race, instead of a set of religious beliefs.
What were the Nuremberg Race Laws?
This is the idea that Jewish people need their own homeland to be safe.
What is Zionism?
What is Jerusalem (in Israel)?
This follower of Jesus is considered the first pope, and helped establish the early Christian church before being crucified.
Who is Peter?
The Reformation wanted more access to this for people outside of the priesthood (including non-Latin translations of it), so that Christianity would become more focused on its teachings.
What is the Christian Bible?
This set of laws is the foundation of both Judaism and Christianity.
What are the 10 Commandments?
This is the time period of the Holocaust.
What are the 1930s-40s CE?
This is the holiest day of the Jewish calendar, when Jewish people ask God for forgiveness.
What is Yom Kippur?
This is the 3 main types of Judaism.
What are Reform, Orthodox, and Conservative?
What was the Spanish Inquisition?
This is the concept of giving into the demands of bullies like Hitler as a way to try to avoid conflict.
What is appeasement?
Christianity is based around the life, death, and THIS event at the end of Jesus's life.
What is the resurrection?
This Roman Emperor converted to Christianity and made it legal in the empire, allowing it to spread throughout the world.
Who was Constantine the Great?
The Reformation wanted to end what they saw as worship of this individual, who controlled the Christian Church.
Who is the Pope?
Both religions use this text as part of their Bibles.
What is the Torah?
This is the time period of the Protestant Reformation, when the Christian Church split.
What are the 1500's CE?
This is the spread of Jewish people after Israel was conquered between 700-500 BCE.
What is the Diaspora?
This is the term for the bonkers idea that Jewish people loved poisoning wells and sacrificing Christian babies (often as a way to blame Jews for natural disasters/waves for disease).
What is blood libel?
This is a violent attack on Jewish people, such as Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass).
What is a pogrom?
This is a modern movement to put white Christian men in power that has gained followers since 2016 in the US (and has increased attacks on Jewish people).
What is White Nationalism?
This former priest led the Protestant Reformation to break off from the Christian church.
Who is Martin Luther?
After the Protestant Reformation split the Christian church in the 1500s, the original church became known as this.
What is the Roman Catholic Church?
The Reformation wanted to end this practice that specifically involved wealthy people and the church, because the Bible stated salvation came from faith alone.
What is forgiveness of sins based on donations? (selling indulgences)
Both religions began in this area of the world (please name the specific country).
What is Israel?
What is 1095-1291 CE? (Anything between 1000 CE and 1300 CE are acceptable!)
This is the main person, place, and time period of the Reformation.
Who is Martin Luther in Germany in the 1500s CE?
Protestants wanted to end this practice, which often involved saints.
What is the worship of holy objects?