Moses was an important leader because he possessed the ten commandments which would be to help lead the people in the right direction of life.

In the Ten Commandments Three basic values everyone needed to have was to value human life, self-control, and justice.

Solomon built a temple to God.

Solomon became kind after saul died

Moses led the Israelites out of imprisonment into freedom from the pharoah and egypt.

The moral laws called the ten commandments helped shape Israelite

4. The Hebrews trace their ancestry back to a man named

Zaccai. (Abraham/Yohannan ben Zakkai)

5. Following the Babylonian Captivity, many Jews dispersed across the Persian

Empire in what is known as the Exodus.

(Diaspora/Exodus)

DIRECTIONS Write three adjectives or descriptive phrases that

describe the term or person.

Diaspora began with Moses.

7. Exodus Moses let the Exodus with Israelites.

8. Judaism Judaism is a religion. In AC centuries if you lived in certain areas, Judaism was a necessary religion. 

9. Solomon Solomon is David’s son became king of the Israelites. 

10. Ten Commandments The ten commandments are considered sins in Christianity and Jewish religion.

The four core values of Judaism are God,education,justice, and obedience,

Monotheism is the oldest known religion to practice 

Torah was the most important sacred jewish text. 

The Talmud is a collection of commentaries. 

monotheism is the same as christianity

commentaries  is the same as criticism 

Sabbath is the same as rest day

synagogue is the same as temple

justice is the same as honesty 

A: They revolted because they were unhappy with the laws and roman rule of Jerusalem and wanted to fight for their own rights and what they wanted. They failed.

Q: What was the main difference between the Ashkenazim and the Sephardim? 

 A: The main difference between the Ashkenazim and the Sephardim was that The Sephardim moved to Spain and Portugal. Unlike the Ashkenazim, these Jews mixed with their non-Jewish neighbors. The Ashkenazim are descended from Jews who moved to France, Germany, and Eastern Europe.)

Q: What is the proper name for the Jewish New Year?

A: Rosh Hashanah

1. The rebellion led by this group resulted in the destruction of the Second Temple

and in the death or enslavement of many Jews. 
Zealots

Your definition: A group of rebelling Jews who fought for their freedom and rights

2. During this event, Jews eat a flat, unraised bread called matzo.

Your definition: During passover, Jews eat a flat, unrisen bread called matzo. 

3. After the Romans banned Jews from Jerusalem, these individuals helped shape

how Judaism was practiced for the next several centuries. 
Rabis

Your definition:The rabis guide people into the proper way to practice judaism

4. During this sacred period, Jews celebrate the start of a new year in the Jewish

calendar and ask God to forgive their sins.

 Your definition: During Rosh Hashanah jews celebrate the start of a new year in the Jewish

calendar and ask God to forgive their sins.