Ancient Israel Quiz

How did the rule of Nebuchadnezzar impact Israel?

• Democratic government was introduced to the region.

• The Israelites were forced out of the region after their capital was destroyed.

• Judaism was introduced to the region.

• Israel became an independent nation and developed into a military power.

Which event completes this time line?

• Israelites explored Asia.

• Israelites introduced trade to Africa.

• Israelites left Egypt to settle in Canaan.

• Israelites took control of Egypt.

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

• Abraham

• King David

• Moses

• King Saul

Which achievement completes this chart?

• 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

Which number correctly identifies the location of Jerusalem?

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Which event completes this chart?

• creation of the Ten Commandments

• unification against the expansion of Babylon

• breakup of the Kingdom of Israel

• exodus of the Israelites out of Egypt

How did the events like the one described in this quote impact Judaism in the ancient world?

• They ended the practice of Judaism as Jewish populations declined due to long wars with neighboring civilizations.

• They increased the popularity of Judaism as Jewish leaders were brought into the leadership structures of other civilizations.

• They prevented the spread of Judaism as Jewish people were forced to stay in their homelands.

• They forced Judaism to spread into Africa and Europe as Jewish people were pushed out of their homelands.

Which number correctly identifies the location of the Sinai Peninsula?

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• 4

This excerpt provides evidence for which statement?

• Judaism is influenced by the writings of Confucius.

• Judaism is influenced by the practices of Hinduism.

• Judaism is a monotheistic religion.

• Judaism is a polytheistic religion.

The Israelites made Saul the first king of Israel for which reason?

• He led the Israelites out of captivity from Egypt

• Israelites wanted a leader who could defend them against foreign enemies

• He led the Israelites to victory over the Philistines at a battle near Jerusalem

• Israelites wanted a leader who had good relations with nearby empires