History Unit 7 Test

Why was the Exodus a key event for the Hebrews?

• It showed that the Egyptians were more powerful than they were

• It showed them that they should not leave Egypt.

• It showed them that their God could save a whole nation.

Which were beliefs or practices of the early Hebrews?

• God expects people to act ethically.

• Abraham was a great leader, but not a god.

• People have no personal relationship with a god.

• People must practice rituals and sacrifices to keep their gods happy.

Which is an example of good moral behavior?

• offering up sacrifices to show one's worthiness

• paying tribute to the gods

• being kind and respectful to others

Who believed in the Ten Commandments?

• Canaanites

• Hebrews

• Egyptians

What is a covenant?

• a solemn agreement

• a strong army

• a religious ruler

Which is a Hebrew belief?

• God helps only those who are worthy.

• God is only one of many gods.

• God cares greatly for people.

• God does not have any expectations for people.

Which of the following describes a basic belief or practice in Judaism?

• making human sacrifices to God

• worshiping many different gods

• reading and understanding the Torah

• refusing to live among people of different beliefs

Which describes a Greek religious belief found in Greek myths?

• Gods and goddesses did not need food or drink.

• Gods and goddess answered all humans' questions.

• Gods and goddesses did not get involved in earthly issues

• Gods and goddesses controlled the forces of nature.

Which area of study has a name that does not come from the Greek language?

• philosophy

• physics

• algebra

• history

What was expected from the citizens of the polis?

• elect men to the Senate

• encourage everyone to become citizens

• obey the city's laws

• encourage education for all