The important changes that the Israelis made to world culture and religion were technological and medical orientation and the affinity of religion and obligation.
sumerian culture or babylonian culture?
Jewish and Christian faiths follow the Ten Commandments.
the ten commandments influence the Hebrew by moral and ethic teachings.
The Israelites were never freed from Assyrian captivity. They adapted their religious beliefs to those of their captors and gradually blended into the culture that surrounded them, losing their ethnic identity. Their modern-day descendants are probably among the Iraqis, Syrians and other Middle Eastern peoples. The Judahites, former inhabitants of Judah, were freed from Chaldean (Babylonian) captivity by King Cyrus of Persia, and allowed to return to Judah.
After Judah became part of the Babylonian Empire, it faced significant upheaval, culminating in the destruction of Jerusalem and the First Temple in 586 BCE. The Babylonian conquest led to the exile of many Judeans to Babylon, where they lived in captivity for several decades. This period of exile profoundly impacted Judean culture and religion, leading to significant developments in Jewish identity and theology. Eventually, the Persian Empire conquered Babylon, allowing many exiled Jews to return to Judah and rebuild Jerusalem and the Temple.
Language, religion and culture were often forced on the conquered. Sometimes the original language, culture and religion were wiped out and replaced with the conqueror's religion, language and culture.
It is a religion.
Both, but mostly the latter.
the answer is that we learn culture and religion but i know the answer .
They didn't have a coded script of law.
they read the bible & practice the ten commandments.