This document provides an assessment on Unit 4: Ancient Israel. It includes a vocabulary matching section with key terms from Unit 3 such as prophet, monotheism, Exodus, covenant, Torah, commandment, exile, and Sabbath. It also asks students to analyze characteristics of early civilizations regarding technology, division of labor, government, calendar, and writings. Finally, it provides 10 topics for students to choose 5 from and write thorough explanations of at least 2 details for each topic selected, including the Jewish religion, commandments vs. Hammurabi's code, Jewish conflicts, culture, daily life, King David, leaders, the Exodus, Israel vs. Palestine, and Jewish government.

1. Unit 4: Ancient Israel Assessment
Unit3 Vocabulary: Match the Key Terms with the correct definition.
1. prophet A. an agreementwithGod
2. monotheism B. the teachingsthatMoses receivedfromGodonMt. Sinai
3. Exodus C. a messengersentby Godto share God’s wordwithpeople
4. covenant D. the belief inonlyone God
5. Torah E. a rule thatGod wantedthe Israelitestofollow
6. commandment F. the journeyof the Israelitesoutof slaveryinEgypt
7. exile G. a weeklydayof worshipandrest
8. Sabbath H. a periodof time whenpeople are forcedto live awayfrom their homes
Part II: Civilization Characteristics
SS: Analyze characteristicsof early civilizations in respect to technology, division of labor, government, calendar, and w ritings.
[ALCOS SS 2.0]
2.2 Identify locations of cultural hearths of early civilizations
Each answer should include:
A thorough explanation (an average of 2 or more details) of the topics covered throughout Unit 4 on Ancient Israel.
Select 5 out of the 10 topics and write down everything you know about the topic. Answers must be written in full
sentences in order to receive credit.
TOPICS:
A. JewishReligion
B. TenCommandmentsvs.Hammurabi’sCode
C. JewishConflicts(withotherpeople/countries)
D. JewishCulture
E. JewishDailyLife
F. KingDavid
G. JewishLeaders
H. The Exodus
I. Israel vs.Palestine
J. JewishGovernment