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Vocabulary History of Israel PeopleGeographyHolidays

Another name for Jewish religious leaders

Who are Rabbis? 100

A Jewish house of worship

What is a synagogue ? 200

Belief in one god

What is monotheism? 300

A short expression of Hebrew wisdom

What is a proverb? 400

The scattering of Jews outside of Israel and Judah

What is The Diaspora? 500

The most sacred text of Judaism

What is The Torah? 100

Because of a famine in Canaan, the Hebrews moved here

Where is Egypt? 200

The most famous of these “sea peoples” was the giant Goliath

Who were the Philistines? 300

This most rebellious group of Jews fought the Romans in 66 A.D.

Who were the Zealots? 400

Made up of descendants of Jews who moved to France, Germany, and Eastern Europe

Who are the Ashkenazim? 500

The 2 nd King of the Israelites; as a young boy he defeated Goliath

Who was David? 100

He built a great temple in Jerusalem

Who was Solomon? 200

According to the Bible, God led him from Ur to Canaan to start a new nation

Who was Abraham? 300

Her devotion to her mother-in- law was a model for how to treat family

Who is Ruth? 400

He was a rabbi who started a school to teach Judaism and train other rabbis

Who was Yohanan ben Zaccai? 500

Ancient and present-day capital of Israel

What is Jerusalem? 100

Another name for Ancient Israel

What is Canaan? 200

Ancient Canaan split into these two parts

What are Israel and Judah? 300

The Chaldeans captured Jerusalem and brought thousands of slaves back to this capital

What is Babylon? 400

The Jordan River empties into this body of water just east of Judah

What is the Dead Sea? 500

This holiday celebrates the Jews freedom from Egyptian slavery

What is Passover? 100

This holiday honors the re-dedication of the 2 nd Temple

What is Hanukkah? 200

The holiest day of the year, this is when Jews ask God to forgive their sins

What is Yom Kippur? 300

The beginning of the New Year in the Jewish calendar

What is Rosh Hashanah? 400

These two holidays are called the “High Holy Days”

What are Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashanah? 500