Night: Jewish Religion, Culture, and the Time Period Terminology

A Jewish sect founded upon mysticism, prayer, ritual strictness, religious zeal, and joy.

• Hasidic

• Zionism

• Kabbalah

• Zohar

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A beadle helps organize a religious prayer service

• Maimonides

• Moishe the Beadle

• Rabbi

• Gestapo

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Jewish house of worship; similar to a churc

• Passover

• Hasidic

• Kabbalah

• Synagogue

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Synagogue; Jewish house of worship

• Zohar

• Hasidic

• Temple

• Moishe the Beadle

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Study of Jewish mysticism and spirituality

• Pentecost

• Kaddish

• Zionism

• Kabbalah

Spanish philosopher and Jewish scholar in the Middle Ages; established Jewish law in the Talmud

• Maimonides

• Moishe the beadle

• SS

• The Red Army

The foundational book of Jewish mysticism in the Kabbalah

• Auschwitz; Birkenau

• Zohar

• Talmud

• Phylacteries

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Ancient rabbinic writings on Jewish law and tradition

• Rosh Hashanah

• Yom Kippur

• Talmud

• Rabbi

Political and cultural movement calling for the return of the Jewish people to their Biblical home (Israel)

• Passover

• Hasidic

• Temple

• Zionism

Jewish holiday that commemorates the Jew's liberation from slavery in Egypt

• Pentecost

• Passover

• SS

• Phylacteries