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Key Vocabulary Basic Beliefs Bye, Bye Egypt Origins LeadersSacred Writings Early Kingdoms Potpourri

A belief in only one god monotheism 100

These are the most important laws of Judaism Ten Commandments 100

He led the Israelites out of enslavement in Egypt Moses 100

He made the original covenant with God Abraham 100

A Jewish religious leader and teacher rabbi 100

Judaism’s sacred writings The Scriptures or Hebrew Bible 100

He was the first king of a united Israel Saul 100

A binding agreement, like the one Abraham made with God covenant 200

Jews believe in this fairness for all people. justice 200

This is what Jews call their Egyptian escape The Exodus 200

God promised Abraham and his descendants this land if they obeyed him Canaan 200

He received the Ten Commandments on Mt. Sinai. Moses 200

A collections of teachings about the Hebrew Bible and Jewish law The Talmud 200

Warriors or prophets that ruled early kingdoms. Judges 200

Ideas about what is right and wrong in a society Ethics 300

Saturdays are this for Jewish people The Sabbath 300

Jewish people celebrate their escape with this holiday Passover 300

This leader formed the Twelve Tribes of Israel Jacob 300

This king expanded Israel’s territory and also wrote beautiful poetry. David 300

The Torah 300 This part of the Hebrew Bible contains the Ten Commandments

Patriarchs 300 Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob are known as this Daily Double How much would you like to wager?

Jews living in Africa or Asia are part of this Diaspora 400

Key Jewish teachings include a strong commitment to this. Study and Prayer 400

Moses parts this to allow the Jews to escape The Red Sea 400

The place where Judaism began Ur in Mesopotamia 400 Daily Double How much would you like to wager?

This early prophet urged people to act morally Isaiah 400

This is also called “The Laws of Moses” 400 The Torah

Israel split into these two kingdoms after Solomon's rule Judah and Israel 400

A person chosen by god as his messenger prophet 100

Jewish people go here to learn and worship synagogue 200

300 exile The Babylonian Captivity forced Jews to go into this

This King is known for his wise sayings and proverbs Solomon 400