Hebrews, Phoenicians, and Lydians

Question 1

Canaan

Answer 1

Eastern Mediterranean land in which Abraham resettled around 1800 b.c.

Question 2

Israel

Answer 2

Jewish Kingdom founded by David around 1000 b.c. ; a country in southwestern Asia.

Question 3

Jerusalem

Answer 3

The capital of the kingdom of Israel

Question 4

Judah

Answer 4

The southern region of Israel that became its own kingdom after the death of Soloman.

Question 5

Carthage

Answer 5

An important Phoenician trading post in North Africa.

Question 6

Abraham

Answer 6

A shepherd living in Ur who is considered by Jewish people to be the first Jew.

Question 7

Moses

Answer 7

Hebrew prophet and teacher who led the Hebrews out of slavery in Egypt and received the Ten Commandments from God.

Question 8

Deborah

Answer 8

Female Hebrew judge who encouraged a military leader to gather the peoples of Israel to attack the Canaanites.

Question 9

David

Answer 9

Second king of Israel who unified the kingdom of Israel.

Question 10

Soloman

Answer 10

Son of David and king of Israel.

Question 11

Covenant

Answer 11

An agreement.

Question 12

Monotheism

Answer 12

The worship of only one god.

Question 13

Slavery

Answer 13

The practice of one person owning another person.

Question 14

Descendant

Answer 14

A person born later into the same family.

Question 15

Synagogue

Answer 15

A Jewish place of worship.

Question 16

Barter

Answer 16

To exchange one kind of good or service for another.

Question 17

Judaism

Answer 17

The monotheistic religion founded by Abraham

Question 18

Ten Commandments

Answer 18

A set of laws that provides guidance for the worship of God and rules for moral behavior.

Question 19

Torah

Answer 19

The first five books of the Hebrew bible.