Lesson 10.2 cornell Notes

Name: Laura Reis	Date: 10/03/2015
Topic:Lesson 10.2 cornell Notes	Class/Period: I

Essential Question:Who was the next king when they returned back to their land?

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How long did the Assyrians fight with the Babylonians? Why did the babylonians take the Jews into slaves?

When they came back they separated them, and not all of them believed in the same things. In 1029 bc Philistines invaded  and conquered Israelity territory. Israelites agreed to have one king, but then he would have more power, so a judge Samuel helped select the first kings of the 12 tribes. The first king in 1020 bc was Saul. Because of saul they made  Philistines loosen their control over them, and   then when he died the other king was David. David won control over Jerusalem in about 1000 bc because he drove out the Philistines. Solomon, David's son, became the 3rd king, in about 962 bc, he was also a really strong king. He build a trading line between Phoenicia and Israel, and also build their  Temple in Jerusalem.  The temple was a holy place.Solomon died in 922 bc and his son took his place, The israel split into two parts, the northern was called Israel  and the souther, which included Jerusalem was Judah. The southern had 2 tribes and the northen 10.  The Assyrians came and took the land, than the babylonians came and took the land, the people into their slaves, and destroyed the temple.During this time the Israelites became known as the Jews, while the judah spent about 50 year in Babylon, this time period is also known as Babylonian Captivity.During that time jews werent really allowed to be really religious in their way.  Prophets were people who could talk to god. Cyrus freed the Jews, and they went back to their homeland, and there they rebuild their temple, because there was almost nothing left.

Summary:Israelites had 3 kings, each one was more wiser than the other. First one was David, than was Solomon, and than Solomon's son. At one point their land was captured by the Assyrians, and than by the Babylonians. They didn't have freedom in the Babylonians because they were taken as  slaves and their temple was destroyed. The time when they got free by Cyrus, they went back to their land and rebuild their temple.

EO7 Ten Commandments Reflection

1 I am the lord your God who brought you out of the land of Egypt, the house of bondage: You shall have no other gods beside me.
2 You shall not make for yourself a sculptured image...
3 You shall not swear falsely by the name of the Lord your God...
4 Remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy...
5 Honor your father and your mother...
6 You shall not murder.
7 You shall not commit adultery.
8 You shall not steal.
9 You  shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.
10 You shall not covet (desire)...anything that is your neighbor's.
These commandments became them important because while they were traveling in the desert, when they got lost, Moses climed on the top of Mount Sinai and when he came back he was holding 2 stone tablets which nad the 10 cammandments, he brought the stones down after God spoke to him. They  the 10 cammandments became the basis for the laws of the Israelites, and later became an important part of the moral and ethical traditions od Western civilization.

Lesson 10.1 Cornell Notes

Name: Laura Reis	Date: 08/03/2015
Topic: Lesson 10.1 Cornell notes.	Class/Period: I

Essential Question:

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Why couldn't they just talk to get their promised land back? And why did they fight so long? Monotheism- a religion with a belief in one god only.

First 5 books of the Hebrew bible are called Torah. Those book were about their history, laws, and beliefs. They belived that the books were given them by god. It consists of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. The father of Hebrews was Abraham who lived in Ur in Mesopotamia in 1800 bc. Abraham took his people from Ur to Canaan which was the promised land told him to go to, and the land would belong only to him. Hebrews were monotheists, which means they believed that only one god existed. After some time they changed the name Canaan to Israelites, the name which came from Abraham’s grandson Jacob, Jacob had 12 sons. which 10 of them sons and 2 grandsons, which also they were the fathers of 12 tribes. After some time a terrible  famine came to them, so they left and went to Egypt.  But there they were slaved by a pharaon  and build projects. Then Moses came and helped them to get  free and now the migration from Egypt is known as Exodus. Then when they left Egypt they wonderen in the Sinai desert for 40 years. Then Moses climbed to the top of Mout Sinai where god spoke to him, and when he returned back he help to stones with 10 commandments. They became the basis of laws of Israelites, and an important part of the moral and ethical traditions of Western civilization. They believed that if they obeyed the rules god would protect them. When they came back to their promised land there were people, so they divided them self into 12 tribes, each  named after one of Jacob's sons. The fought for 200 years to take the land back. While they were fighting they had no kings, they had judges, men and women, who they asked advice and made changes.

Summary: Abraham ruled the hebrew, then he got a message from god and went with his people to Canaan which was the promised land to him from god. When hard times came he and his people went to Egypt, but there they were taken as slaves. When they got free they traveled in a desert for 40 years because they got lost there they alos got the 10 commandments. When they came back to their land there were people who lived there. So the started a war which was 200 years long. While they were fighting they were divided into 12 tribes, each named after one of Jacob’s sons or grandsons. Also they had no kings only judges.

10.2 Lecture Notes

The Jewish are back at their promise land, war happens, Samuel convinces them that they need  a king and Saul becomes the king. His son David becomes king after him, a good king who wins many battles and wars. Then he dies. His son Solomen, the most powerful king in Israel and the most wise person He will build a temple in Jerusalem. There they put the 10 commandments. They beat all their enemies and then he dies. The northern kingdom is Israel, 10 of the 12 tribes go with it, the south has the Judah we the 2 tribes. Jerusalem is located in Judah. The Assyrians come in 722 bc, they were bad people. Israel pays tribute. Goes from bad to worse, Babylonians conquer in the Assassins. Babylonians destroy the temples, Take them into slavery for 1000 years.  Jewish people don't change their religion. Babylonian change people to their religion. Babylonians ended in 539 bc. Cyrus was a nice king who came from Persians. He gave freedom the Jews and they came back and build their temple back.

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