Bellringer Quiz 1.Where was the Hebrew nation located? (Hint: Two kingdoms) 2.Which type of leader replaced the Judge? 3.What is the name given to the.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

CH. 3 Israel Begin notes on new section. Israelites Israelites came out of Egypt and set up their cities in the land of the Ancient Canaanites The Bible.

Advertisements

Lesson 1- The Early Hebrews

The Ancient Hebrews and the Origins of Judaism

Ancient Israel Prepared by Anita Billeter Palmdale School District with funding from Jordan Fundamentals Grant Keeping History Alive Grant.

Ch.11: The ancient Hebrews and the origins of Judaism

Section 3: The Hebrews and Judaism. Section 3: The Hebrews and Judaism Main Idea The ancient Hebrews and their religion, Judaism, have been a major influence.

Ancient Israel Review. The people who became Jews first lived in ……

Mediterranean Civilizations

Who Were the Israelites? About 1200 BC empires around the Mediterranean Sea fell (collapsed) New people entered the region Around 1000 BC people.

Bellringer Add monotheism, Exodus, and Ten Commandments to your Glossary (Objective 25)

Ancient Israel.

Ancient Egypt & Judaism

 Take out your Lesson 6.1 Questions and the Homework and Practice Book.

Section 4: The Origins of Judaism

Do Now How could a group of people be politically unimportant but culturally important?

The Ancient Hebrews and Judaism

Chapter 3: The Ancient Israelites

The Sea Faring Phoenicians. Who Were The Phoenicians? Phoenicians were people from the area of Phoencia –Phoenicia located in the Fertile Crescent –Area.

Section 2: Hebrews. Known as Israelites 1 st Civilization to practice monotheism Belief in only 1 God Religion known as Judaism Were nomadic traders Traveled.

Judaism. An Ancient Religion Over 4000 years old Founded by Abraham, who once lived in Mesopotamia Jewish religion is closely tied to Christianity and.

Mr. Roe 6 th Grade Social Studies.  We have studied the lands of Mesopotamia (the land between two rivers) and learned about the rise of civilization.

Section IV: The Beginnings of Judaism (Pages 42-45) This section is about: This section is about: How the geography of Canaan influenced the ancient civilization.

Ch. 3/1 “The First Israelites”

The Israelites Father or Judaism. The Israelites Lived in Ur Left Mesopotamia and migrated to Palestine (Canaan.) Pastoral Nomads – Domesticated Animals.

Chapter 3 Section 4 Notes I. The Search for A Promised Land.

Bellringer Quiz 1.What is another name for an agreement? 2.Where did the Hebrews originally come from? 3.What is another name for the Hebrews?

The Hebrews Recorded events and records in sacred text- the Torah (Old Testament)Recorded events and records in sacred text- the Torah (Old Testament)

Ancient Egypt The Gift of the Nile.

JUDAISM. WHEN & WHERE AROUND B.C. IN PALESTINE.

Bell Ringer  Imagine you see this on Facebook or Instagram…  Create a description or comment (keep it appropriate!) for this picture.  Please include.

A Break from the Past The Origins of Judaism. Quick Write What are some of the benefits of worshipping many gods? What are some of the drawbacks?

BELLRINGER: 10/7 and 10/8 1. Pick up the papers by the door. 2. There should be at least FOUR (4) people sitting at each table. Only then can there be.

World History I October, 2015 Ms. Costas & Ms. Marino

Ancient Israel. Historical Overview ► Ancient Israel is the birthplace of the 3 great monotheistic religions of the world: Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

Please open your books to page 12

Judaism Reading the Torah.

The Origins of Judaism. How do we know what we know?  We get most of the information about the ancient Hebrew’s from the first five books of the old.

Judges and Kings.  The Hebrews were a group of nomadic people that went to Egypt and then became enslaved.  When they escaped Egypt, they were once.

Rise of Judaism. Judaism Monotheistic (One god) Monotheistic (One god) - Yahweh (Creator of the World) - Yahweh (Creator of the World) - Compared to other.

6.2 The Hebrews. 1. Hebrews - nomadic herders/merchants - religion had/has great impact - monotheistic - Judaism.

The Ancient Hebrews.

Modern World History Judaism

History of the Hebrews & Origins of Judaism

Checkpoint 39.5 Graded Number your paper 1-7 You’ll have 30 seconds for each slide Tell someone “thank you” today.

World History 7.1 Hebrew/Judaism. Big Idea Originally desert nomads, the Hebrews established a great kingdom called Israel.

The Hebrews Origins of Judaism. Hebrews Became known as the Jews Moved from Mesopotamia to Canaan; became slaves in Egypt Practiced the world’s first.

JUDAISM BC LOCATION Between… PALESTINE Philistines  They lived in Palestine --> nomadic people CANAAN  ancient home of the Hebrew  later.

Bellringer Don’t turn in your HW yet! What was so special about the Phoenician alphabet?

Early Israelites. The Land of Canaan Most ancient cultures worshipped many deities The Israelites, one of many peoples living in Canaan, followed monotheism,

Chapter 2, Lesson 4 The Birth of Judaism Judaism1700’s B.C. The religion of the Jewish people.

Judaism -Monotheistic -Yahweh -Compared to other polytheistic religions -Torah -Sacred text of the Hebrew people -Abraham -Established a covenant with.

Actions Speak Louder Than Words Show Me The Meaning.

WHI.3d. How Many Gods? When religion first developed, most people believed in many gods. Often, there were gods for water, land, sea, air, and other natural.

Judaism Reading the Torah. Yahweh’s “Covenant” With His People The Torah  The first 5 books of the Hebrew Bible.  The most sacred text in the Jewish.

Do Now: Please get out one pencil and a piece of paper, and clear EVERYTHING else off your desk. Please label your paper as follows: Name Date Period 1.16.

JUDAISM Ch 1 sec 3 I. The Ancient Israelites A. The Israelites started from a man named Abraham, who lived in Ur in Mesopotamia. B. He moved to Canaan.

The Ancient Hebrews.

The Origins of Judaism & The Hebrews

The Ancient Hebrews and the Origins of Judaism

The Beginnings of Judaism

Origins of Judaism Sec 4.

The Ancient Hebrews Objective Analyze the development and growth of

The Sea Faring Phoenicians

The People & The Religion

The Origins of Judaism Section 6.

Land of Canaan- The Hebrews

The Ancient Hebrews.

Presentation transcript:

Bellringer Quiz 1.Where was the Hebrew nation located? (Hint: Two kingdoms) 2.Which type of leader replaced the Judge? 3.What is the name given to the Hebrew religion and why was their religion different?

Answers 1.Israel and Judah 2.King 3.Judaism and it was the first monotheistic religion

Where did they come from? The Hebrews originally came from a city-state in Mesopotamia. A man by the name of Abram received word from Yahweh to take his family out of Mesopotamia. Abram took his family to Canaan.

Mesopotamia

Canaan

Promise Yahweh and Abram’s promise: God had promised Abram that as long as Abram obeyed his word, he would provide Abram with the “Promise” land. Abram and Yahweh’s promise is known as the covenant.

Name Change After Yahweh and Abram made their agreement, Abram changed his name to Abraham. Abraham is known as the ’father of the Hebrews’.

Canaan Canaan is the land of present day Israel. Canaan is located between the Mesopotamian empire and Egypt. When the Hebrews moved to Israel they were called Israelites.

While in Canaan The Hebrews lived as shepard in Canaan. The land of Canaan was filled with dates, figs, wheat, barley, and flax. The Hebrews were happy to find a spot where they could finally settle.

Dates

Figs

Barley

Flax

Shepard

More Riches Canaan was more than just an agricultural smorgasbord. It was also a trade lot between Egypt and Mesopotamia.

Trade

All is Perfect All is going well in Canaan until there is a drought. The Hebrews have a difficult time growing any of their crops and have to move to a different land. It is there faith that keeps them hopeful of their future.

On the Road Again The Hebrews moved to Egypt where they were looking for land to settle on. They settled and started their civilization again in Egypt. The Egyptians feared the power of the Hebrews. The Egyptians took the Hebrews over as their slaves.

Closure Today we learned about the agreement between Yahweh and Abram and how the Hebrews moved from Mesopotamia to the Promise land and then to Egypt and why.