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Israelities rebelled against the Romans, who eventually forced the Israelities to leave Israel. The people scattered to many countries across the continents of Europe and Asia. The Hebrew culture and religion was able to survive due to the construction of synagogues, rabbis, and the Torah.

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Years passed, and eventually the Babylonian Empire was conquered by the Romans. This meant that Rome conquered Israel, too. The Romans destroyed the Second Temple.

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The Israelities were held as slaves in the city of Babylon for over 50 years. Eventually, Cyrus, the Emperor of the Babylonian Empire, freed the Israelites and let them return to Israel to rebuild their Temple. This was called the Second Temple.

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Over time, the Israelities grew weaker and were not able to withstand invasion. The Babylonian Empire conquered the Israelities, and took many as slaves. They destroyed The Temple.

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King Solomon constructed the Temple, which gave Jewish people a place to worship. The construction took many years and The Temple was an important place to Hebrews.

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The Israelites established kings as their leaders. The first king of Israel was Saul. David was the second king of Israel, and Solomon was the third king.These kings led warfare, oversaw the Jewish religion, and regulated trade.

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Upon returning to Canaan (Israel), the Israelitites found that others had moved into their land. Many battles were fought and one in order to reclaim the Promised Land.

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Eventually, Moses led the Israelities out of Egypt on a journey called the Exodus. This journey lasted 40 years and included a stop at Mount Sinai, where Moses received the 10 Commandments from God, according to the Torah.

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The Israelites migrated to Egypt where they lived along the Nile River for several generations. Over time, the Israelitites were taken as slaved by the pharaoh.

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The Israelities lived in Canaan for hundreds of years and established a unique culture and religion. However, there was a great famine, which caused the Israelities to migrate to Egypt.

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Abraham led his family to the Canaan, which they settled and claimed as their own The main beliefs of the Israelite's apart from other cultures is their belief in Monotheism.

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The Hebrew culture and religion started with Abraham, who is known as the Father of the Hebrews. The Torah has claimed that Abraham got a command from God to migrate from Ur to the promise land. This land was called Canaan but today we know it as Israel.