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Which first century Jewish group sought forceful overthrow of the Romans?
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Zealots
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During the Roman occupation of Judea, the Zealots were the ones agitating for armed rebellion. There were several small rebellions, and then in the year 68, the Zealots got the upper hand and rose in the Great Revolt or First Jewish War, driving Rome out of Judea. Rome retook Jerusalem 2 years later, destroyed the Temple, and crucified an estimated 10,000 captured Jews, but it took them another 2 years to crush the resistance.
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