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Abraham Isaac, son of Abraham Jacob, son of Isaac Important Figures: Moses King David and King Solomon

About 1950 B.C.E. Began in Canaan, around present day Israel/Lebanon

God, known as YHWH, or Yahweh

Synagogues

The Torah Hebrew Bible Talmud Ten Commandments

Passover To celebrate the Exodus of the Jews escaping Egypt, led by Moses Chanukah (Hanukkah) Honor the victory over a war with the Greeks

Monotheism One God, oldest Monotheistic religion Ten Commandments Honor mother and father, forbids lying, stealing, murder, believe in one God, etc… Caring for the Poor