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| Who do the Hebrews trace their roots back to? |
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| The first five books in the Torah. |
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| Most sacred text in Judaism. |
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| A Hebrew nomadic group organized into tribes. |
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| Why were the Jews persecuted? |
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| They were monotheistic and were believed to be plotting to overthrow the Pharaoh. |
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| Who did the Hebrew's fight for control of the holy land? |
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| Who united the 12 Hebrew tribes? |
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| Who defeated the Philistines? |
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| Under who's rule was the temple at Jerusalem built? |
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| The dispersion of Jews from Israel. |
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| Who destroyed Solomon's temple? |
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| Where did the Jews prosper during diaspora? |
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| What is the most important work of Jewish learning? |
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| The entrance of a Jew into adulthood. |
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| Jews who wanted the Romans out of Judea. |
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| How did Christianity spread so easily? |
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| Who was the first Roman emperor to accept Christianity? |
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| Who made Christianity Rome's official religion? |
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| Who was the first apostle and pope? |
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| What is the first pillar of Islam? |
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| It requires a Muslim to believe there is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is the messenger of god. |
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| What is the first pillar of Islam? |
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| What is the second pillar of Islam? |
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| It makes a Muslim pray to Allah 5 times every day. |
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| What is the third pillar of Islam? |
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| Almsgiving/Charitable Donation. |
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| What is the Muslim Bible? |
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| Who believed descendants of Muhammad should become caliph? |
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| Where are the Shia mostly located? |
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| Who divided the roman empire? |
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| Who permanently divided the Roman Empire? |
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| What was the middle ages? |
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| The time period between the ancient and modern world. |
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| Who ruled the Carolingian empire? |
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| Who stopped the Muslims from conquering Europe? |
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| What started the crusades? |
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| Pope Urban called the Christians to fight the Seljuk Turks because of their atrocities. |
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| How did Alexius Contribute to the crusades. |
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| He called on the Pope for help. |
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| What were the only successful crusades? |
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| A bacteria that wiped out half of the earths population. |
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| How was the Plague spread? |
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| What are the two types of plague? |
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| How is Pneumonic plague spread? |
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| What type of plague is the most deadly? |
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| An agricultural estate run by a lord. |
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| A code of conduct for a knight. |
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| What caused a money economy? |
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| Increase in trade and trade details in Italy. |
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| Collections of people who had a certain skill. |
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| What is the great schism? |
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| When there were 2 popes elected. |
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| A group of monks know for bringing the religion to the people. |
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| Who are the Franciscians? |
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| A group of monks founded by Francis of Assisi. |
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| A group of monks started to combat heresy. |
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| What is a Romanesque Church? |
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| A church with barrel vaulted roofs and Massive Pillars and Walls. |
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| What is a Gothic cathedral? |
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| A church with thinner walls, ribbed and pointed arches, and flying |
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| What was the inquisition? |
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| A campaign in Europe against heretics. |
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| Any person who teaches or believes something contrary to the beliefs of a group. |
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| What happened when a person was convicted of heresy? |
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| The Church got all their land. |
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| What country got the most attention during the inquisition? |
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| What was a cause of the hundred years war? |
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| British and French Tensions |
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| A saint and French warrior who helped turn the tide of the Hundred Years War and free France from England. |
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