History, Pt 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Who were the Hasidim?

A

Pious common people who fought against the two aristocratic parties and the Hellenistic changes.

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2
Q

How did Antiochus Epiphanes IV incite a rebellion?

A

He looted the temple treasury to fund his Egypt campaign

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3
Q

Who changed Jerusalem’s status to a katoikia?

A

Antiochus Epiphanes IV

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4
Q

What was the significance of changing Jerusalem’s status to a katoikia?

A

Gentiles could now vote on reforms and even change temple practices

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5
Q

Which kingdom was Antiochus Epiphanes IV part of?

A

The Seleucids

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6
Q

Under which ruler were the Jews persecuted?

A

Antiochus Epiphanes IV

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7
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Why did Antiochus Epiphanes IV persecute the Jews?

A

He reasoned that the rebellion had come from pious Jews and so the religion needed to be outlawed.

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8
Q

What was the abomination of the desolation?

A

Something the Seleucids put in the Jewish temple during the persecution.

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9
Q

Whose actions began the Maccabean Revolt?

A

Mattathias

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10
Q

What did Mattathias do?

A

He killed an officer trying to enforce pagan worship.

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11
Q

What does Hanukkah commemorate?

A

The rededication of the temple after the Maccabean revolt.

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12
Q

Who lead the Maccabean Revolt?

A

First Mattathias and then his son Judas

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13
Q

What year was the temple rededicated after the Maccabean Revolt?

A

164 BC

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14
Q

Which son of Mattathias succeeded in being recognized by the Seleucid king as an independent ruler of Jerusalem?

A

Simon

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15
Q

Which leader of the Maccabean Revolt oversaw the rededication of the temple?

A

Judas Maccabeus

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16
Q

Which dynasty (beginning with Simon) ruled a newly independent Jerusalem?

A

Hasmoneans

17
Q

Who succeeded Simon as ruler of Jerusalem?

A

John Hyrcanus

18
Q

Which dynasty was John Hyrcanus part of?

A

Hasmonean

19
Q

What was John Hyrcanus known for?

A

Expanding his territory and trying to force people to be Jewish

20
Q

Which dynasty was Simon part of?

A

Hasmonean

21
Q

Which dynasty was Alexander Jannaeus part of?

A

Hasmonean

22
Q

Who succeeded John Hyrcanus?

A

Alexander Janneaus

23
Q

Which Hasmonean first endured much conflict with the Pharisees?

A

Alexander Janneaus

24
Q

Which Roman governor did two fighting Hasmonean brothers appeal to for help against each other?

A

Pompey

25
Q

Who turned Jerusalem into a Roman province and began the diaspora?

A

Pompey

26
Q

Who united the Roman Republic?

A

Julius Caesar

27
Q

Who succeeded Julius Caesar and became the first emperor of Rome?

A

Augustus

28
Q

Who set the Roman Republic up to become the Roman Empire?

A

Julius Caesar

29
Q

Who established the Roman Empire?

A

Augustus

30
Q

Who succeeded August to become second emperor of Rome?

A

Tiberius

31
Q

Who was emperor of Rome during Jesus’s ministry and death?

A

Tiberius

32
Q

Who was Quirinius?

A

A Roman prefect

33
Q

What position did Pontius Pilate hold?

A

Roman prefect

34
Q

Who founded Caesarea Maritima?

A

Herod the Great

35
Q

Who killed the last Hasmonean?

A

Herod the Great

36
Q

What construction projects was Herod the Great known for?

A
  • Founding Caesarea Maritima

- Rebuilding the temple

37
Q

Name Herod the Great’s three sons who succeeded him.

A

Archelaus
Herod Philip
Herod Antipas