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What is Jewish peoples Passage to Freedom called?
The Exodus (from slavery in Egypt)
What impact does slavery have on the US today?
it is not a lot of slavery these daysAnswer:When something evil happens in a peoples' life (like slavery, the Jewish Holocaust, etc.) it tends to become part of that peoples culture. Those whose ancestors were victims have a "never again" attitude that in many ways makes them stronger.
Why do the Jews celebrate Passover?
Jewish people celebrate Passover to celebrate their people's liberation from slavery. The holiday celebrates when Jews were freed from slavery in Ancient Egypt.
Which Sentences States A Generalization That Is Valid passage to freedom?
you from Conexus here it is hope you like cheating here is the answer people helped the jewish put themselves in danger?
What was the event of the Israelites escape from slavery?
Traditional chronology places the Exodus in 1312 BCE.See also:More about the Exodus
Why is salt used in sabbath?
The food at a Jewish seder all has symbolic meaning to remind them of Jewish slavery under the Egyptians and then freedom under the guidance of Moses. Salted water can be symbolic either of the salty tears shed by the Jewish slaves or the salt water of the Red Sea, through which they crossed to freedom. At a Jewish Passover seder, salted water is used to dip parsley or another green herb in before eating to symbolize the coming of spring and the perpetual renewal of life.
What are the buildings were the Jewish people practice there faith?
The Jewish peoples place of worship is called a Synagogue.
Who is Moses brown?
moses is the person who leads the Jews out of the slavery. ^slavery had nothing to do with Jewish people....
Origins of judsim?
"origins of judsim" is the Jewish peoples origins
What was the Jewish peoples worst enemy?
they don't like Muslims
What has the author Nahum Meir Halpern written?
Nahum Meir Halpern has written: 'From slavery to freedom' -- subject(s): Biography, Exiles, Jews, Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), Personal narratives, Holocaust survivors
What finally ended the first Jewish revolt against the Romans?
Rome dispersed the Jewish population and brought in other peoples to dominate Jewish territories.
