Vocabulary List #5

What is monotheism?

• belief in one god

• belief in many gods

• belief in no god

• belief in one god on odd day and many gods on even days.

What is a Social Pyramid?

• A way to divide sociey by placing those with the least power at the top and most power at the bottom.

• A structure built to hold an entire society in at once.

• A way to divide a society placing the people with the most power at the top and least power at the bottom.

• The pyramid that held the mummified remains of Pharoah Socialus Maximus.

What image is the Sphinx?

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What is the Torah?

• The name of mountain found in Southern Israel.

• The name of the holy book of Judaism.

• The name for the togas worn by women.

• The name for a region in Northern India

What is a covenant?

• A kind of agreement or promise.

• A special chariot that did not have a roof.

• A type of car used by Ancient Egyptians.

• A physical feature that joins two or more continents.

Who were the Israelites?

• The people who changed the lightbulbs in Jerusalem.

• The fan club of music artist Israel Kamakawiwoʻole.

• An early name used to describe the Jewish people.

• A sub-species of camel with 3 humps.

What is Judaism?

• The name of a herd of sheep.

• The oldest religion to worship a single god.

• A term used to describe the feeling of being lost in a crowd.

• A type of architecture.

What is Israel?

• The original home of the tribe that developed Judaism.

• A sport played by nomadic herders in Palestine.

• A kind of river that divides into 2 other rivers.

• The name of the kingdom that took the place of the Egyptians after they were conquered.

What is a diaspora?

• The act of scattering people outside of the homeland.

• A kind of sword used by Egyptians during their conquest of the Middle East.

• An activity used to help harvest wheat.

• A military unit made up of people from different backgrounds.

When an individual is called an "exile", what does that mean?

• They were really smart.

• They were banished from their country or home.

• They caused their team to lose a game.

• They are taking a long trip.