Judaism Test 9-19-16 Flashcards

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1
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Ancient Israel is the birthplace of which 3 religions

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Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

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Monotheism-

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Believing that there is only 1 god

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Torah-

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  • most sacred text in in Judaism
  • includes first 5 books of the Hebrew bible
  • Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy
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4
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Great Patriarchs of Judaism:

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  • Abraham
  • Moses
  • Jacob
  • Joshua
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Patriarchal-

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Men holding the greatest legal and moral authority in society

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  • first three generations (Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob)
  • Jacob’s name is changed to Israel. Jacob’s descendants were called _______
  • the kingdom of Judah, later called Judea, is the source of the term ___
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  • Hebrew
  • Israelite
  • Jew
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Abraham moved to _______ with his family

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Canaan

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Covenant-

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Binding agreement

Between god and Abraham. God told Abraham ‘to go and raise a great nation’

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9
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______ received revelations from god

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Moses

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10
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At the end of the 13th century, Moses led the _______ out of _______ in Egypt during king Ramses II reign

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  • Israelites
  • Bondage (Slavery)
  • Called The Exodus
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Moses led the 12 tribes of Israel to __ ______ where god presented him with the ___ _______________

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  • Mt. Sinai

- Ten Commandments

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12
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First king of Israelites was…

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Saul

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2nd king was _____

3rd king was ______

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David

Solomon

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14
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Under king David, Israelites captured the holy city of ______

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Jerusalem

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15
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Solomon built the ______ ___ __________

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Temple of Jerusalem

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16
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Only remaining portion of Solomon’s temple is the ______ _____

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Western Wall

17
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  • Israel conquered by the __________ in 722 BCE
  • Judea was destroyed by _________ in 586 BCE
  • ________ took over but let Jews practice Judaism
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  • Assyrians
  • Babylon
  • Persians
18
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Diaspora:

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Greek word meaning ‘dispersal’

19
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Fell under _____ rule in 322 BCE

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Greek

20
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In 164 BCE, a Jewish group called the __________ revolted against Greek rule and took control of Jerusalem

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Maccabees

21
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Three branches of Judaism

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  • Orthodox
  • Conservative
  • Reform
22
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Orthodox Jews:

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  • most conservative branch
  • many different branches
  • men wear long black coats, locks of hair over sideburns, big beards, and black hats
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Conservative Jews:

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  • Have relaxed some of the old customs
  • keep Kosher
  • Sabbath
  • Daily Prayer
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Reform Jews:

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  • Adapt Jewish traditions to modern day life
  • clothing restrictions are discouraged
  • Dietary restrictions were dropped
  • Women can become rabbis
25
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________ is the official word for Kosher

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Kashrut

26
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Star of David

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Symbol of Judaism

27
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Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzvah

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Son of the Commandment/Daughter of the Commandment

-must learn enough Hebrew from the Torah

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Shabbat

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  • seventh day of the week

- begins at sunset on Friday and lasts until sunset on Saturday

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-Beginning of Jewish New Year

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Rosh Hashanah

30
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Yom Kippur

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  • holiest day in Jewish calendar

- whole day of fasting and prayer

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Passover

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Festival that celebrates the liberation of Israelites from Egyptian Slavery

32
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Chanukah

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  • means dedication
  • rededication of temple in Jerusalem
  • Maccabees victory against the Greeks
  • 8 days
33
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Jewish Calendar

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  • Lunar based
  • modern calendar- Gregorian
  • New moon is beginning of the Hebrew month
34
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Modern Israel

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  • established in 1948

- replaced Palestine