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Konner,? Unsettled: An Anthropology of the Jews ??? ???????????????? Table of Contents ?? 1.? Genesis:? How the Jews were born in Israel ?? 2.? Kingdom come:? How the Israelites became a nation ?? 3.? Babylon:? How the kingdom fell and the culture changed ?? 4.? Roman ruin:? How the Jews lost their land ?? 5.?? Diaspora:? How the Jews dispersed among their enemies ?? 6.? Crossed swords:? How Christian power vanquished the Jews ?? 7.? Under the minaret: How Islam (partly) tolerated the Jews Spain and beyond:? How the Sephardic Jews found Romance 9. Brightness: How Jewish genius changed and grew ? 10.? Ends of the earth:? How Jews thrived in exotic places ? 11.? Yidn:? How the Jews helped create modern Europe ? 12.? Mameh-Loshn:? How the Ashkenazic Jews spoke and thought ? 13.? Smoke:? How the Germans gave the Jews graves in the air ? 14.? Fire:? How the Jews fought back ? 15.? The golden land:? How the Jews helped make America ? 16.? Haáretz:? How the Jews came home ? 17.? Women of valor:? How Jewish women broke the patriarchal bonds Conclusion:? A drop of red wine:? How the Jews will face the future  ??? 1.? Genesis:? How the Jews were born in Israel Be able to identify the following individuals Mernetaph Be able to identify the following spirits? El Asherah Baal Astarte Reshep Horon Shamash Be able to identify the following terms. apiru Hittites Phoenicians Philistines Tanakh Be able to answer the following questions According to the author, the Jews originated as __________. The texts of Genesis and Exodus contain two separate literary streams. The most visible difference between them is _________. The three patriarchs are listed on p. 3. They are ________. What proofs outside of the Bible indicate that these individuals really existed? What are the earliest non-Biblical references to a people that may be “Hebrews”? What is the earliest non-Biblical reference to “Israel”? What does the reference say about Israel? There is no evidence