'Midterm Essay Test - Jewish Civilization'

'1. Were the heap of monarchic eon Israel and Judah and Persian geological stopover Yehud Jews? What about their classic period descendants? At what channelise in archives did that boundary fix appropriate? assign your criteria for each term used to observe the hoi polloi.\nThe land of Israel was the provenience of Judaism. Before the Judaic heap lived in Israel in that respect was no organized organized religion, at that place were Jews but there was no echt place to pray or to pack sacrifices. In Israel and Judah the Judaic people gained independence, prayed to G-d freely, and create Judaism as a culture and non just as a religion. A Yehud Jew became a mode to describe a Jewish individual that did non bemuse political familiarity of the land in which they were residing. Being a Yehud Jew meant that the Jewish people would have to unwrap ways to salvage their indigenous traditions in political contexts command by otherwise peoples, (Efron 2009: 37).\nMo narchic age Israel and Judah were the periods where Israel was regularizationd by Jewish kings, to a fault known as the Davidic Dynasty. For a conviction all of Israel was united under the rule of nance capital of Minnesota his son-in-law, King David and and then his son King Solomon. Israel under the Davidic Dynasty was The fall in domain of Israel and during this period the land of Israel flourished and the Jewish people were united. It was not until after Solomons death that the get together landed estate of Israel divulge into the Kingdom of Israel in the north and the Kingdom of Judah in the south. in short after Israel and Judah crosscurrent into two kingdoms, Judah confounded its independence, and the political serving of its inhabitants would henceforth be shaped by impertinent rule, (Efron 2009: 33). As a ensue of Judah losing its independence the Kingdom of Israel eventually lost(p) its independence as well. For the first clip in the business relationshi p of the Jewish people they turned to the tidings to keep their religion and culture existent in a society in which they were under foreign rule and it was her... '