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When did Hanukkah come to America?
It came to America with the first Jews, in the 17th Century.
Is this true the first group of Jews in north America settled in new Amsterdam?
True
The zealots were Jews who believed what?
They were Jews who rebel agaisnt the roman empire, in the first century of judaism
Which place in Europe was the least against Jews during the 16th century?
Lybia
What is the translation of Scripture read by most first century Jews?
Most Jews, even in the 1st century were reading the Masoretic Text which is not a translation, but the original text in the original languages (Hebrew and Aramaic). However, the version used by the proto-Christians during the 1st century CE was the Greek translation called the Septuagint.
Where did the Jews settle?
They settled in the land of Canaan .
Was Jesus monotheistic?
A:By the first century, Jews were monotheistic so Jesus had no need to preach monotheism to the Jews. It was assumed as a given.
What color were the Jews in the Gospel of Matthew?
First century Jews were ethnically Semitic and therefore had brown skin and dark hair, much like Sephardic Jews and Palestinians of today.
How did Germans accept the extermination of Jews?
Germans were not told that the Jews were being exterminated at the time, they believed that the Jews were being re-settled in the east.
What was the first non Anglican religious group to settle in america?
The first non=Angelican religious group to settle in American were a group of Jews who settled in New Amsterdam.
Where did the Polish and the Russian Jewish immigrants settle in the US?
Polish and Russian Jews settled on the East Coast at first, and later, many moved west.
Where did most Jews migrate during the late middle colonies?
Jews migrated to places in Europe where they were encourage to live and work, or where they would be at least tolerated. One such place was Poland. There were parts of the Holy Roman Empire where they also lived in great numbers. Importantly, a large number of them lived in Holland, and this number increased with migrations that took place after the Middle Ages at a time in the Renaissance marked by religious intolerance elsewhere.
