7th Grade - Module 11 Test

Why did some Romans object to Judaism?

• Jews refused to follow Roman law.

• Jews interfered with Roman trade.

• Jews refused to worship Roman gods.

• Jews interfered with the Roman army.

Jewish teacher who founded Christianity__________.

• Hadrian

• Jesus of Nazareth

• John the Baptist

• the Messiah

the most famous of the Jewish prophets in the

first century AD __________.

• Hadrian

• Jesus of Nazareth

• John the Baptist

• the Messiah

emperor who banned Jewish rituals and caused a rebellion of the Jews __________.

• Hadrian

• Jesus of Nazareth

• John the Baptist

• the Messiah

a new leader who the Jews believed would restore the greatness of Israel __________.

• Hadrian

• Jesus of Nazareth

• John the Baptist

• the Messiah

Which of the following were effects of the last Jewish revolt against Roman rule? Choose the three correct answers.

• The Romans destroyed Jerusalem.

• The Roman army enslaved the Jews.

• The Jews moved to other parts of the Roman world.

• The Jews rebuilt Jerusalem and lived peacefully with the Romans.

• The Romans banned the practice of some Jewish rituals.

Why did Roman officials arrest Jesus of Nazareth?

• Jesus of Nazareth refused to worship Roman gods.

• His teachings challenged Roman political authority.

• Jesus of Nazareth refused to pay taxes to the Romans.

• His teachings promoted violence toward the Romans.

Which of the following were beliefs taught by Jesus of Nazareth? Choose the three correct answers.

• People should love their enemies.

• People must sacrifice animals to God.

• People must love God.

• People who were saved from sin would enter the Kingdom of God.

• People who acquire great wealth and riches will be happiest.

Why have different Christian denominations developed over time?

• People have interpreted the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth differently.

• People have disagreed about the importance of Jesus of Nazareth.

• The Romans persecuted Christians in different places.

• The Romans continued to worship their own gods.

What is monotheism?

• the belief in one god

• the belief in many gods

• the belief in the Trinity

• the belief in Roman gods