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Classical art focused on idealized and ideal proportions of the human body. Hellenistic art aimed for realism, showing emotion and imperfection. Classical sculptures had stiff poses while Hellenistic sculptures featured dramatic and complex poses. Religious subjects remained popular in Classical art but Hellenistic art explored a wider range of themes including historical figures and everyday people.
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The document provides a historical overview of anti-Semitism in Europe from ancient times through the Holocaust. It describes how anti-Semitism emerged in ancient times due to the refusal of Jews to assimilate into majority cultures and their different religious practices and customs. It then details the rise of Christian anti-Semitism beginning in the 4th century AD when Christianity became the official Roman religion, as well as increased persecution during the Crusades and Black Death. The document also outlines the development of modern, racial anti-Semitism in the 19th century and the Nazi policies in Germany in the 1930s that systematically stripped Jews of their rights and paved the way for the Holocaust.
The maccabean revolt
The Maccabean Revolt saved Judaism from being wiped out by Antiochus IV's attempts to force the Jews to abandon their religion and adopt Greek beliefs and customs. Led by Mattathias and his sons, especially Judah Maccabee, the Maccabees rebelled against Antiochus and reclaimed the Temple in Jerusalem. For the next century, the Maccabees and later the Hasmonean dynasty ruled Judea as high priests and kings until internal conflicts and the rise of Herod led to their downfall.
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Lesson Essay
When you can accomplish the learning objectives for this lesson, you should begin work on the lesson essay described below. You may use any assigned readings, your notes, and other course-related materials to complete this assignment. Be sure to reread the essay grading criteria on the Grades and Assessments page.
This essay should be about 1,000 words long, typed double space with one-inch margins on each side. It is worth 150 points and should address the following:
There are a number of historians who regard the Holocaust as a unique occurrence unparalleled by other crimes in human history. On the basis of what you have just learned about the history of anti-Semitism over the last 2,500 years, would you agree with this view? Why or why not?
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· Describe in detail the different stages and decisions that led to the Holocaust.
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Judaism is the religion of the Jewish people, whose history goes back almost 6,000 years to biblical times. Today, there are about 13.5 million Jews worldwide. Most of them live in the United States, Israel, the European Community, and the former Soviet Republics. Judaism is built on monotheism. The Jewish law is laid down in the Torah, which consists of the five books of Moses in the Old Testament. According to the Jewish faith, Jews are the chosen people because God made a special pact with Abraham, from whom the Jewish people descended. Although this belief in exclusivity is hardly different from other world religions, it has often been referred to as the reason Jews would seek to establish world domination, a fear that contributed to the rise of anti-Semitism throughout the ages.
The descendents of Abraham's family settled in Egypt peacefully until about 1580 BC, when a new pharaoh (or ruler) in Egypt made them slaves. To escape from bondage, the Jews, under Moses' leadership, fled into the desert where they received the Ten Commandments and ultimately reached the so-called "promised land" of present-day Israel. In 586 BC, the Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar conquered the southern land of Judah, devastated Jerusalem, and destroyed the Jewish temple that had been built by King Salomon around 950 BC. He also led many Jews as slaves into the Babylonian exile and thus began what has become known as the Diaspora—the dispersion of Jews outside of Israel that continues until today. The first Diaspora lasted about fifty years, until the Babylonians were overthrown by the Persians and the Jews were allowed to go back home, where they built the second temple in 516 BC. During the following centuries, Judah was controlled by a variety of different powers, including the Persians, the Greeks, and ...
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- 1. The History of Chanukah
- 2. When Greek soldiers came to the Middle East they brought with them many aspects of their culture.
- 3. Including: Art Philosophy Architecture Sports
- 4. And a new culture was formed called: Hellenism
- 5. One of the central themes of Greek culture was that of Humanism.Humanism is the belief that humans are at the center of everything.
- 6. This is very different than Judaism which looks at God as the center of everything. GOD
- 7. The Greeks believed so strongly that their culture was superior to all others that they wanted to impose their lifestyles upon everyone.
- 8. Many Jews became very attracted to the Greek culture.
- 9. The group was small, but very vocal and very powerful And they became just as Greek as the Greeks. They began to send their kids to the gymnasium. They even went through painful surgeries so they wouldn’t stand out as being Jewish.
- 10. In many ways the main conflict of Chanukah was between the mainstream Jews and these “Hellenized” Jews.
- 11. At first their was harmony between the Jewsand the Greeks.
- 12. But then the Greeks started looking at the “bizarre” practices of the Jews, and started thinking of us a challenge to their “world supremacy”.
- 13. And more and more Greeks became hostile to the Jews.
- 14. The Greek Empire split into three distinct empires: Seleucid Ptolemian Macedonian This is where is Israel is located.
- 15. At first the Jews were under the rule of the Ptolemians, who were generally liberal and tolerant of other beliefs.
- 16. But things got much worse when the region was taken over by the Seleucids, whose king was named Antiochus.
- 17. Antiochus came to the conclusion that his weakest link in defense against the Ptolemies was the Jews.
- 18. He started taking measures to force the Jews to be more like the Greeks.
- 19. He banned use of the Jewish calendar, knowing full well how focused the Jews were on the various Jewish holiday cycles. He replaced the kohaingadol with a Jew he controlled, thus completely corrupting the Temple service.
- 20. He prohibited keeping kosher. And Torah study.
- 21. The Greeks burnt Torah scrolls. And they filled the Temple with idols and swine sacrifices.
- 22. And forbade the practice of britmilah.
- 23. Nevertheless, many Jews passively resisted, doing the practices despite the prohibition.
- 24. Often paying for their resistance with their lives.
- 25. Until one day…
- 26. The Greeks marched into the Jewish town of Modi’in.
- 27. They demanded a volunteer to sacrifice a pig to a Greek idol.
- 28. When someone volunteered, Matityahu rose up, killed the volunteer and the Greek general, and called his people to rebel in the name of Hashem.
- 29. Matityahu, along with his five sons: Yochanan Shimon Yehuda HaMacabi Elazar Yonatan
- 30. went to the hills to fight with guerilla warfare against the Greeks.
- 31. The Greek army was 40,000 strong. No one knows exactly how big the Jewish army got, but the biggest estimates are 12,000.
- 32. Not to mention that the Greeks were trained soldiers with proper fighting equipment.
- 33. And elephants!
- 34. The war would last a total of 25 years, with many casualties on both sides.
- 35. Three years into the war the Jews successfully conquered Yerushalayim.
- 36. They found the Temple defiled with idols and swine.
- 37. They searched and only found one flask of pure olive oil to light the menorah in the Temple. PURE OLIVE OIL
- 38. It was enough oil to last for one day. Miraculously it lasted for eight, which gave them enough time to produce more. Pure Oil
- 39. The Temple was rededicated on the 25th of Kislev, so the rabbis instituted to light the Chanukiah for eight days every year.
- 40. And this is to celebrate the two miracles of Chanukah: The miraculous victory against the Greeks. And the miracle of the oil.
- 41. THE END The End