2.4 Hebrews, Phoenicians, and Lydians Flashcards
Eastern Mediterranean land in which Abraham resettled around 1800 B.C
Canaan
Jewish Kingdom founded by David around 1000 B.C; a country in southwestern Italy
Isreal
the Capital of the kingdom of Isreal
Jerusalem
a southern region of Israel that became its own kingdom after the death of Solomon
Judah
an important Phoenician trading post in North Africa
Carthage
A Shepard living in Ur who is considered by Jewish people to be the first Jew
Abraham
Hebrew prophet and teacher who led the Hebrews out of slavery in Egypt and received the ten Commandments from God
Moses
Female Hebrew Judge who encouraged a military leader to gather the peoples of Israel to attack the Canaanities
Deborah
Second king of Israel who unified the kingdom of Israel
David
Son of David and King of Isael
Solomon
an agreement
covenant
the worship of only one god
monotheism
the practice of one person owning another person
slavery
a person born later into the same family
descendant
a Jewish place of Worship
synagogue