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JudChrisIslHin TEST

study your 6th grade American academy JudChrisIslHin Test!

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beginnings of Judaism abraham moves from Ur to Canaan because of God
Why did God make Judaism God spoke to/revealed himself to Abraham and established Himself as the one true God
Who were the players of Judaism God, Abraham, Isaac, Sara
What are the Ten Commandments rules set by God given to the Hebrews for them to follow
How did they come to be from whom, via who, to whom from God, through (via) Moses on two stone tablets on Mount Sinai, to the Hebrews
What is the Torah? The Jewish holy scripture is called the Tanach. Same as the Old Testament in the Christian Bible.
desc of The Torah the first five books of the Torah = Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy
Important figures in the Torah Moses, Abraham, God, Isaac, Isaiah, Amos, Adam and Eve, Noah
Who's david brought together the Hebrews under the Kingdom of Israel. David also fought Goliath and won
Who's Solomon is David’s son = wise, wealthy, and the built the first Temple in Jerusalem
What is david's and Solomon's relationship to one another David is the father of Solomon
What happened after Solomon died The Temple was destroyed
what empires controlled Israel in Ancient Times Babylon and Assyria and Rome
who is Cyrus The King of Persia who brought the two Kingdoms of Israel together, again, and rebuilt the Temple.
The Exodus the Hebrews were thrown into captivity as Egypt’s slaves. Moses --- Prince of Egypt, but born a Hebrew – he is called by God to lead the Hebrews out of Egypt.
Who is Jesus Son of God
What are the Gospels tell the story of Jesus’s birth, his life and his teachings
First 4 books of the Christian New Testament Mathew, Mark, Luke and John
Jesus’ crucifixion the last piece of the puzzle that creates Christianity
Golden Rule To treat others as you would want to be treated
Greatest Commandments To love the Lord God with all of your heart, mind and soul. To love your neighbor as yourself
Who was the Christian leader who spread Jesus’ teachings Paul
Persecution of Christians Christians were in fact persecuted because they were living in the Roman Empire
What is the significance of Emperor Constantine first Christian Emperor of Rome
Edict of Milan 313 A.D. via Emperor Constantine: made it legal for Christians to practice their faith throughout the Roman Empire
understand that it is a Abrahamic religion monotheistic
who founded Islam Muhammad.
name of Islam’s holy scripture Quran
what is the 1st Pillar what are the Five Pillars
what is the 2nd Pillar Daily Prayer
what is the 3rd Pillar Alms to the poor
what is the 4th Pillar Fasting during Ramadan
what is the 5th Pillar Pilgrimage to Mecca
what is Hinduism a polytheistic religion
origin of the name of Hinduism Began in the Indus Valley which translates to Sindhu in Sanskrit which then became the word Hindu
three major beliefs of Hinduism Karma, Dharama, Moksha
three main gods of Hinduism Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva
Holy animals and holy objects of Hinduism cow is most sacred animal along with peacock, monkey, tiger, pig, rat
most widely celebrated festival of Hinduism Diwali
describe the caste system hierarchy of social classes. from top to bottom are: priests, warriors and kings, merchants and landowners, servants and peasants, untouchables
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