ANCIENT HEBREW AND JUDAISM World HistoryMrs. Sanchez.

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ANCIENT HEBREW AND JUDAISM World HistoryMrs. Sanchez

New unit: Ancient Hebrew and Judaism We are moving on!!

Objectives 11/21/13  Standard H-SS &  Content objective: I will describe the Hebrews by completing a bubble map and locate their settlements and movements after drawing a map.  Language objective: I will know and use monotheism and ethical when discussing with my peers.

Essential Question #1  What were the origins and early beliefs of the Hebrews?  Write this questions down under your objectives (in your notebook)

You need a total of 5 bubbles The topic is “The Hebrews” Draw a bubble map below your objectives.

The Hebrews  A group of people migrating throughout the region of Mesopotamia and Egypt.  Practiced monotheism, the belief in 1 god.  They followed ethical behavior (behavior based on the ideas of right and wrong)  Their religion was Judaism, religion of the Jewish people.  Known as the Hebrews, Israelites, and the Jewish people or Jews. (This is the information that goes inside your bubble map)

They are all the same people!! The Hebrews, Israelites, and Jewish people.

The journey of the Hebrews

Click here Click here to view map and learn about their travels. You will draw the map in your notebook. Be neat! Your task: