Vocabulary
Important People
Paths & Geography
Exodus
Mystery Box
100

What us monotheism?

The belief in one god

100

Who was Moses?

He was a Hebrew adopted by the Pharaoh, who helped the Israelites escape from Egypt.

100

Where did the Israelites originate from?

Mesopotamia

100

How is it believed that Moses was adopted by the Pharaoh?

He floated through the river, and the Queen believed he was a gift from the Egyptian gods and goddesses.

100

When the Kingdom of Israel split, what two nations formed?

Israel and Judah

200

What is a famine?

A shortage of food

200

Who was Abraham?

He was the first prophet of the Israelites, and he came from Mesopotamia.

200

What was the Promised Land?

Canaan

200

How is it believed that Moses was able to convince the Pharaoh to let his people go?

The Hebrew god used his powers to punish the Egyptians with the Ten Plagues
200

What was the key difference between the religions of the Egyptian and the Israelites?

The Israelites believed in only one god while the Egyptians believed in thousands.

300

What is exile?

The removal of people from their home lands

300

Who was Solomon?

He was king of Israel, and was known for heavily taxing his people out of greed.

300

Why did the Israelites leave the Promised Land?

There was a famine that caused a major shortage of food. The Israelites migrated to Egypt for the grain farms.

300

What were the Israelites given in the desert?

The Ten Commandments

300

Why did the Kingdom of Israel split into two?

Solomon's taxes caused rebellion

400

What is a prophet?

A religious teacher who is regarded as speaking for god.

400

Who was the Pharaoh during the Israelites' escape from Egypt?

Ramses II

400

Where did the Israelites live for 40 years after the Exodus?

Sinai Peninsula

400

What are the Ten Commandments?

They were rules for how the Israelites should live, and they were given by the Hebrew god.

400

What influence did Judaism have on the future world?

It was the beginning of formal monotheistic religions

500

What is a diaspora?

The spreading out of a group of people.

500

Who was the Pharaoh who enslaved and murdered the Israelites?

Seti I

500

What happened to the Hebrews after Israel and Judah were conquered?

They were exiled by the Fertile Crescent Empires

500

What did the Egyptians do to the Hebrews to keep them in slavery?

They murdered all the young babies to prevent a rebellion.

500

What is the main text of Judaism?

The Torah