G6: P.E.P. Ancient India Week #13 - Cumulative

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How is Judaism different from most other religions that were practiced in the ancient world?

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It is monotheistic.

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How did the events described in this quote impact the people of Jerusalem?

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They began a period where the people of Jerusalem were held captive by Babylon.

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This is a quote from the Torah. According to the Torah, this quote inspired which historical event?

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the settlement of Israelites in Canaan

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This chart describes the Ten Commandments. Which phrases best complete this chart? Select two that apply: created an alliance between Ancient Israel and Babylon, described methods of meditation used in Jewish temples, established religious laws in Ancient Israel, formed the practice of annual pilgrimage to Jerusalem, believed to be given to Moses by God

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believed to be given to Moses by God

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Why was the construction of Solomon’s Temple in Jerusalem significant to Ancient Israel?

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It further established Jewish control over Jerusalem and created a cultural hub in the region.

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Based on this quote from the Hebrew Bible, how did the actions of David impact Ancient Israel?

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They made Jerusalem the capital of Ancient Israel.

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According to Jewish religious tradition, which historical figure led the Israelites out of Egypt?

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Moses

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This chart lists the achievements of King Saul. Which achievement completes this chart? Options: was the first king of the United Kingdom of Israel, led the Israelites out of enslavement in Egypt, wrote The Tanakh (Hebrew Bible), defeated the Persian Empire

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was the first king of the United Kingdom of Israel

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How did the rule of King Solomon impact the Kingdom of Israel?

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He led the construction of the first temple, increasing the importance of Judaism.

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This chart shows the impacts of several events in the history of Ancient Israel. Which event completes this chart? Options: creation of the Ten Commandments, unification against the expansion of Babylon, breakup of the Kingdom of Israel, exodus of the Israelites out of Egypt

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breakup of the Kingdom of Israel