Fall of Jerusalem - Part 1 - One Minute History

Jewish leaders are angered by Greek sacrifices at their temple, leading to a halt in prayers for Emperor Nero. Rome's response is to send legionnaires to punish the Jewish population, sparking a rebellion. The rebels take control of Jerusalem, forcing Romans out. Rome retaliates with a large force, but suffers a significant defeat at Beth Horon, losing 6000 troops and the Aquila. The rebellion grows, making a full-scale war with Rome inevitable.

What actions did the Greek merchants take that upset the Jewish leaders?

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How did the Roman governor respond to the complaints of the Jewish leaders?

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What was the outcome of the Roman retaliation against the Jewish rebellion?

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What significant event occurred during the battle at Beth Horon?

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What does the fall of the Aquila symbolize in the context of the rebellion?

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