Judaism 6th grade

Which statement best completes the diagram?

• Pray to golden idols.

• Destroy all other religions.

• Follow the Ten Commandments.

• Worship many different gods.

Which statement best completes the table?

• Practice monotheism.

• Destroy other religions.

• Refuse to use violence.

• Worship golden idols.

How did monotheism affect the Jewish people?

• It helped them build powerful armies to defend themselves.

• It united them even when their communities broke apart.

• It made them more accepting of a wide range of beliefs.

• It encouraged them to worship many different gods.

What was significant about Judaism being a monotheistic religion?

• Monotheistic beliefs helped the Jews build strong armies.

• Monotheism encouraged the Jews to build elaborate idols.

• The powerful Babylonian Empire adopted monotheism.

• Most cultures before that time had practiced polytheism.

The Jewish belief in a single god was significant because:

• it helped the Jewish people defeat powerful empires.

• it required the Jewish people to accept all beliefs.

• it became important to the world's largest religions.

• it encouraged different cultures to worship many gods.

• Jewish people become leaders in the Roman Empire.

• Jewish people refuse to participate in the Diaspora.

• Jewish people demand that others adopt their religion.

• Jewish people leave places that don't accept them.

Which statement best completes the diagram?

• Egypt adopts Judaism as its official religion.

• Powerful empires force the Jews to flee their lands.

• Jewish leaders attack their weaker neighbors.

• The State of Israel is formed after World War II.

The earliest Jewish communities started when:

• Abraham began a community in Canaan.

• Egyptian slaves defeated the pharaoh.

• Jacob adopted polytheistic beliefs.

• the Jewish Diaspora began.

What was one of the most important events in the early years of Judaism?

• The Roman Empire making Judaism its official religion

• The prophet Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt

• The spread of Jewish people as part of the Diaspora

• The kingdom of Judea conquering its neighbors

Which event was most important in the origins of Judaism?

• The Babylonian Empire adopted Judaism as its religion.

• Moses brought the Ten Commandments to the Israelites.

• The kings of Judea conquered neighboring cities.

• Jewish people fled Europe because others would not accept them.