World Religions Final: Judaism

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Movement toward a jewish homeland in Palestine

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Zionism

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Hebrew word for teacher

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rabbi

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Encyclopedic compilation of rabbinic wisdom and tradition

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Talmud

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Jewish priest

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Levite

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“hammer”

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Maccabee

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“true teaching”

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orthodox

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First of the patriarchs who can be connected to history

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Abraham

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Antiochus IV

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Epiphanes

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Jewish dietary laws

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kosher

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Where must the Jewish Temple be?

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Jerusalem

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Conquered Israel in 722 BC

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Assyria

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Destroyed Jerusalem in 70 AD

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Rome

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Pious ones

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Hasidim

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Few who remained faithful

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remnant

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Persecution

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pogram

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Orthodox Jews are otherwise known as Ashkenazy Jews

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F

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There are three main branches of Judaism based on levels of conservatism

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T

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Shem means “hear”

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T

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The Shema can be broken down into two parts

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T

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Abraham Geiger was an early spokesman for reform Jews

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T

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Yiddish is a combination of German and Hebrew

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T

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Assyria conquered Israel in 722 BC

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T

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The most conservative Jews are called Hasim

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T

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Jews today practice universal monotheism

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T

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Judah was the nothern part of the Jewish nation

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F

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Priests offered sacrifice on Yom Kippur to atone for the sins of the people

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T

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BCE stands for Before the Common Era

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T

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Captain Crunsh is kosher

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T

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Purim celebrates the story of Esther

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T

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Rabbis can not offer sacrifice

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T

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Money lending for profit is not permitted for Jews

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F

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Rosh Hashanah is Jewish new year

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T

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Hanukkah is Jewish Christmas

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F

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Yom Kippur is the Day of Atonement

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T

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Ham on rye – no cheese – is kosher

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F

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Passover

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Pesach

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The Great God

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Elohim

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Saturday

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Sabbath

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Maturity ritual

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bar-mitzvah

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Dispersion

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diaspora

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Spanish roots

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Sephardim

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God’s name

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(Jewish text)

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Jerusalem

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Zion

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Jews with German roots

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Ashkeazim

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God

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El

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Agreement

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covenant

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Jacob

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Israel

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Ram’s horn

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shofar

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Law

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Torah

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Priests

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Sadducees