Section 1
This person led the Hebrews out of Egypt.
Who is Moses?
The belief in only one god.
What is Monotheism?
The Zealots locked themselves inside of this mountain fortress to fight off the Romans.
What is Masada?
A set of rules written on stone tablets.
What are the 10 Commandments?
While still following many Jewish traditions, this group is not as strict when in comes to their following of Jewish rules.
Who are Reform Jews?
This person led the Hebrews out of Mesopotamia.
Who is Abraham?
A Jewish house of worship.
What is a synagogue?
A group of Jews who rebelled against the Romans.
Who are the Zealots?
These Jewish people today strictly follow Mosaic laws.
Who are Orthodox Jews?
The name of the country in which many Jews live today.
What is Israel?
The Hebrews journey out of Egypt.
What is the Exodus?
Short expressions of Hebrew wisdom.
What are Proverbs?
What is Jerusalem?
During the Diaspora, Jews settled on these three continents.
What are Asia, Europe, and Africa?
The event at Masada ended with the Zealots doing this _______.
What is taking their own lives?
This Hebrew woman was seen as a model of devotion.
Who is Ruth?
In 1947, these ancient writings were discovered by boys looking for a goat in the desert.
What are the Dead Sea Scrolls?
Jews consider this day to be the most holy day of the year.
What is Yom Kippur?
These two religions directly descended from Judaism.
What are Christianity and Islam?
This is the name of the area that Abraham led the Hebrews to?
Where is Canaan?
The scattering of Jews outside of Egypt.
What is the diaspora?
The concept of charity involves giving to these two groups.
Who are the poor and needy?
This event is considered to be the end of the first Jewish revolt in Jerusalem.
What is the burning of the Second Temple?
According to Jewish stories, the Hebrews were on this peninsula for 40 years.
What is the Sinai Peninsula?
Daily Double: These are the 4 Central Beliefs in Judaism (Must get all 4).
What is Belief in One God, Belief in Education, Belief in Justice and Righteousness, and Belief in Obedience and Law.