Quiz – The Zealots in the First Century
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Quiz – The Zealots in the First Century
- Who were the Zealots?
A. Jewish rebels who opposed Roman rule
B. Jewish teachers who sought to overthrow Roman rule
C. Roman leaders who led the Jewish people
D. Jewish leaders who sought to spread Christianity - What was the purpose of the Zealot movement?
A. To spread Christianity
B. To overthrow Roman rule
C. To establish a Jewish state
D. To abolish the Jewish religion - What were the main beliefs of the Zealots?
A. That the Jews should accept Roman rule
B. That Jews should fight against Roman rule
C. That Jews should convert to Christianity
D. That Jews should live peacefully under Roman rule - How did the Zealots fight against Roman rule?
A. Through diplomatic negotiations
B. Through economic sabotage
C. Through guerrilla warfare
D. Through religious conversion - What was the outcome of the Zealot revolt against Rome?
A. The Zealots were successful in overthrowing Roman rule
B. The Zealots were unsuccessful in overthrowing Roman rule
C. The Zealots successfully established a Jewish state
D. The Zealots were able to spread Christianity - What was the result of the Zealot revolt?
A. The Jews were able to establish a Jewish state
B. The Jews were able to overthrow Roman rule
C. The Jews were able to convert to Christianity
D. The Jews were subjugated by the Roman Empire - What was the ultimate fate of the Zealots?
A. They were successful in overthrowing Roman rule
B. They were unsuccessful in overthrowing Roman rule
C. They were killed by the Romans
D. They were exiled by the Romans - How did the Zealots view their own actions?
A. As heroic and necessary
B. As misguided and reckless
C. As divinely inspired
D. As futile and hopeless - What impact did the Zealots have on Jewish history?
A. They sparked a wave of anti-Roman sentiments
B. They brought about the destruction of Jerusalem
C. They helped to spread Christianity
D. They encouraged a peaceful resolution to the conflict - How did the Zealots view non-Jews?
A. As potential converts to Judaism
B. As potential allies in their fight against Rome
C. As potential enemies of the Jews
D. As people to be respected and treated with kindness - How did the Romans view the Zealots?
A. As heroic freedom fighters
B. As misguided fanatics
C. As potential allies in their fight against the Jews
D. As people to be respected and treated with kindness - What was the most significant achievement of the Zealots?
A. The establishment of a Jewish state
B. The overthrow of Roman rule
C. The spread of Christianity
D. The preservation of Jewish religious traditions - What was the main difference between the Zealots and the Sicarii?
A. The Zealots used political tactics while the Sicarii used violence
B. The Zealots were Jewish nationalists while the Sicarii were Christian missionaries
C. The Zealots were pacifists while the Sicarii were militant
D. The Zealots sought to overthrow Roman rule while the Sicarii sought to convert Jews to Christianity - How did the Zealots influence later Jewish history?
A. They inspired a wave of religious revivalism
B. They sparked a wave of nationalist sentiment
C. They helped to spread Christianity
D. They encouraged a peaceful resolution to the conflict - What was the legacy of the Zealots?
A. They inspired a wave of religious revivalism
B. They sparked a wave of nationalist sentiment
C. They helped to spread Christianity
D. They encouraged a peaceful resolution to the conflict
