Beliefs & Religion
Abraham, Moses & the Exodus
Kings of Israel
Kingdoms & Conquests
Exile & Persia
100

The religion practiced by the Hebrews.

Judaism

100

Hebrews moved to Egypt because of this.

famine in Canaan

100

 The first king of Israel. 

Saul

100

After Solomon died, Israel did this.

 split into two kingdoms

100

The Babylonian king who conquered Judah. 

Nebuchadnezzar II

200

The belief in one God.

monotheism

200

The journey in which the Hebrews escaped slavery in Egypt.

the Exodus

200

This king defeated a giant using a sling.

David

200

The two kingdoms formed after the split

Israel and Judah

200

Being forced to leave your homeland.

exile

300

Jewish religious teachers are known by this title.

rabbis

300

Moses received the Ten Commandments at this mountain.

Mount Sinai

300

The capital city established by David.

Jerusalem

300

This kingdom was conquered by Assyria. 

Israel

300

 The scattering of a people away from their homeland.

diaspora

400

This sacred text is another name for the Hebrew Bible.

Tanakh

400

After leaving Egypt, the Hebrews spent this many years wandering.

40 years

400

This king built a temple for God.

Solomon

400

This kingdom was conquered by Babylon.

Judah

400

This Persian ruler allowed the Jews to return home and worship freely.

Cyrus the Great

500

Jews preserved their religion during exile by reading this and following the Ten Commandments.

the Torah

500

During this event, lamb's blood was placed on doorposts.

 Passover

500

The relationship between David and Solomon. 

father and son

500

Babylon burned Jerusalem, destroyed this building, and took Jews captive.

the Temple

500

According to the study guide, the Persians succeeded because they did this. 

accepting people's differences