Fall of Jerusalem - Part 1 - One Minute History

Jewish leaders are angered by Greek sacrifices at their temple, leading to a halt in prayers for Emperor Nero. Rome's response is to send legionnaires to punish the Jewish population, sparking a rebellion. The rebels take control of Jerusalem, forcing Romans out. Rome retaliates with a large force, but suffers a significant defeat at Beth Horon, losing 6000 troops and the Aquila. The rebellion grows, making a full-scale war with Rome inevitable.

What action by the Greek merchants upset the Jewish leaders?

• Sacrificing birds in front of the temple

• Building a new temple

• Ignoring Jewish customs

• Trading with the Romans

How did the Roman governor respond to the Jewish leaders' complaints?

• He supported the Jewish leaders

• He ignored their complaints

• He punished the Greek merchants

• He closed the temple

What was the initial response of the Jewish rebels to Roman actions?

• They sought help from other nations

• They fled the city

• They took over the Garrison of Jerusalem

• They negotiated with the Romans

What was the outcome of the Roman legions' march on Jerusalem?

• They suffered a humiliating defeat

• They successfully quelled the rebellion

• They captured the Jewish leaders

• They established a new garrison

What significant loss did the Romans suffer at the Valley of Beth Horon?

• The destruction of their ships

• The capture of Emperor Nero

• The fall of the Aquila to the Judean rebels

• The loss of 3000 troops