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millions of jews killed

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In the Holocaust, the most infamous of modern-day atrocities, the Nazis murdered more than 6 million Jews.

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6 million Jews were killed in Germany during the holocaust

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In 1492, Spain’s rulers issued a royal edict that declared all Jews who refused to convert to Christianity would be expelled from the country. Experts estimate about 200,000 people were ousted and tens of thousands died while trying to reach safety.

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In the first of the Crusades—a series of medieval holy wars involving Christians and Muslims—thousands of Jews were killed, and many were forced to convert to Christianity.

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On December 30, 1066, a Muslim mob stormed the royal palace in Granada and killed more than 1,000 Jewish families. The group also kidnapped and crucified Joseph ibn Naghrela, the Jewish vizier to the Berber king.

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Many Jews traveled outside of Israel when their "promised land" didn't work out

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The Jews mostly live in Isreal

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Many Jews were either killed or shipped to other countries by the roman empire

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Passover, a Jewish holiday that is on April 15, is celebrated in remembrance of the Jews who were slaves and escaped from Egypt to be free people. On April 15, they eat a herb dipped in salt water to resemble the tears of the slaves. Then, they eat only 10 pieces of bread to resemble the small amount of food the past Jews took with them.

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Hanukkah is basically the Jewish Christmas for them. It lasts 8 days. They light a candle every day. They play a game called deidrel. It is the light holiday. It is also the festival of lights.

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Brit Milah is the ritual of circumcision and dates back to the covenant made between God and Abraham

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• Canaan - Now known as Israel.

• Israel - Was split into two parts: Israel & Judah.

• Synagogue - Important to Jews, place to praise god and read from the jewish holy book: Torah.

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Israel is cosidered the promised land for the Jews

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Jews were caught by the pharaoh and enslaved

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Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur (Reese Martin)

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Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur (Reese Martin)

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Rosh Hashanah begins on September 6 and ends on September 8. It is the Jewish new year. Yom Kippur starts on September 15 and ends on September 16. On Yom Kippur they repent and many people fast (don't eat food).

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During Yom Kippur Jewish people confess their sins

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God first revealed himself to a Hebrew man named Abraham, who became known as the founder of Judaism.

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https://www.britannica.com/video/179508/Israelites-Overview-Moses-slavery

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Learn about the Hebrews, whom Moses led out of slavery in Egypt Contunico © ZDF Enterprises GmbH, Mainz

These drawings on the walls of a temple show the Hebrews, the people of Moses, long before he was commanded by God to deliver them from slavery. The drawings make it quite clear who was in charge. Here, a big, strong Egyptian demonstrates his power over grovelling slaves.

But who were these people in thrall to the Egyptians? The Bible describes them as nomads who ended up wandering onto Egyptian territory, where they were made the slaves of the Egyptian state. Today, historians agree that Moses' people were the descendants of these slaves. And here is the evidence for their supposition. On blocks of stone found on the Sinai peninsula, we can see carvings that resemble the Hebrew script - they are quite different to the hieroglyphs of the Egyptians. The writing provides evidence of an independent culture, and several historians believe that the images carved in the stone prove that these people were the slaves of the Egyptians. And this is also the story that the Bible tells. Hebrew people labored in their droves to build the spectacular pyramids. Because the slaves were an invaluable work force, it was in the state's best interests to keep them alive. But they were made very much aware who wielded the power. Moses was one of these workers. He, and a chance event, changed history.

The Bible describes how Moses sees one of his comrades being beaten by an Egyptian guard. In a burst of fury, Moses kills the guard, later burying the body in the sandy soil. Moses has to flee for his life. Putting 400 kilometers between himself and the scene of his crime, he ends up in the Sinai mountains. He lived here for years, taking a wife. Ten years later, the Bible tells us, he returns. He has been commanded to confront the Pharaoh and release his people from their bondage.

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Learn about the Hebrews, whom Moses led out of slavery in Egypt

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These drawings on the walls of a temple show the Hebrews, the people of Moses, long before he was commanded by God to deliver them from slavery. The drawings make it quite clear who was in charge. Here, a big, strong Egyptian demonstrates his power over grovelling slaves.

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Jewish people also light a candle for each other the 8 days of Hanukkah and when all 8 candles are lit Hanukkah is at its end.

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The Hebrews couldn't cross the Red Sea so God opened it up and let them pass but when the people trying to kill them the water splashed on them killing them.

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An sacred, holy scroll that Jews read at synagogue.

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Modern Judaism evolved from ancient Israelite religion around 500 BCE.

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The Pharaoh enslaved the Jews in Egypt

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Torah- The 5 books of Moses

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Pharaohs enslaved the Jews

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At the age of 12, some Jewish girls read the Torah in a synagogue to symbolize their womanhood.

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1. The Jewish dip parsley in water for the passover

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The Jewish Origin Story: Abraham, Idols, Angels, and Sacrifice

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synagogues- important place to Jews, to praise God

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Jewish boys read the Torah on their Bar Mitzvah

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Jewish boys read the Torah on their Bar Mitzvah

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Rowan

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Jews are both a enthic and religous group

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is the founder of Judaism

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The Hebrews believe Moses and Abraham as a prophets

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The origins of Judaism date back more than 3500 years.

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first monotheistic religious group

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he was the holy father of all

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Early followers of Judaism

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Rabbi is a leader of a synagogue

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he asked god split the sea to help the hebrews escape